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Netzence Sustainability Limited (Netzence) has said Nigeria can transform its social challenges into economic resilience by tapping into its CloseCarbon, a real-time carbon tracking and monitoring ...

Stakeholders have rallied support for investment and innovation in Africa's oil and gas sector at the 24th Edition of Nigeria Oil and Gas Week in Abuja.

Nigeria is at crossroads and the citizens, in the throes of existential challenges and un-mitigating insecurity, deserve to have a Constitution that resonates with the plurality of the people, and ...

While Nigeria's players are used to fighting hard on the field, their fiercest battles often come off it. In recent years disputes over unpaid bonuses, poor travel arrangements and a lack of support ...

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There are reports that Nigeria has struggled to meet its financial obligations consistently, potentially hindering the organisation's operations and the implementation of projects.

No fewer than 216 Chinese investors have expressed strong interest in Nigeria's key economic sectors--ranging from oil and gas to agriculture, ICT, fintech, and manufacturing--following the ...

The Nigeria Police have rescued a Ghanaian national, Sammed Iddrisu, who was trafficked into Nigeria under false pretenses of securing travel documents for him to migrate to Europe.

Here’s a summary of key gender-related events in Nigeria in May 2025 Tinubu mid-term review When President Bola Tinubu was inaugurated, he promised to include women in governance significantly.

President Bola Tinubu announced, yesterday, the establishment of diplomatic relations with Saint Lucia, describing it as a “symbolic bridge that will provide a gateway in fostering closer ties ...

Nigeria’s promissory notes fell by 15.6% quarter-on-quarter between December 2024 and March 2025, according to the Debt Management Office (DMO).