Foreign investments have boosted portfolio inflows into Nigeria, with a remarkable 18% jump to $7.09bn in the second quarter of 2026, as reported by Punch Newspapers. The rise can be attributed to foreign investment in long-term government debt securities, according to the Central Bank of Nigeria’s latest report. Read more on Punch Newspapers.
Nigeria’s Federal Government’s plan to rank tertiary institutions by 2026 faces scrutiny over its methodology and potential impact.
Chrisland High School, Lekki, has clinched top spots in the junior and senior secondary school categories of the…
Julius Berger’s African Fine Furniture (AFP) exhibition highlights locally manufactured furniture and young designers, promoting Nigeria’s manufacturing sector.
The Minister of Power, Engr. Saleh Mamman Tegbe, has unveiled a comprehensive roadmap aimed at addressing constraints across…
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