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The Nigerian government has integrated over 15 million migration records into its digital border management system, according to Voice of Nigeria and THISDAYLIVE.
The FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup gets underway in Morocco on Saturday, with Nigeria set to open against Poland.
French multinational oil and gas company, TotalEnergies, has reaffirmed its commitment to Nigeria's energy sector growth, as the nation grapples with increasing energy demands.
The Department of State Services (DSS) has apprehended Faisal Abdulrasheed Maina, son of former Pension Reform Task Team chairman Abdulrasheed Maina, in Abuja.
The Goethe-Institut has announced the reopening of its renovated Lagos center, a move expected to bolster cultural and educational collaboration between Germany and Nigeria.
United Nigeria Airlines Company Limited has announced plans to issue commercial paper with an initial tranche of N20 billion, marking a significant move for the domestic aviation sector.
Nigerian businessman Kola Karim has been identified as the owner of a jet that lost a door during a flight and made an emergency landing in Abuja.
Nigerian digital payments platform, Onafriq, has announced its exit from agent banking in Nigeria, according to reports from Vanguard News.
Former President Goodluck Jonathan has called for increased recruitment and training of leaders in Nigeria and Africa.
President Bola Tinubu has hailed a new World Bank initiative to attract $5.79 billion in private financing for Nigeria's economy.
The Federal Government has announced a target of 2060 for Nigeria to transition to a power system predominantly driven by solar energy and storage.
A record 200 runners took part in the Abuja Endurance Run to mark Nigeria's independence, emphasising patriotism and unity.
Two Nigerian and Indonesian companies have agreed on a $10 million deal for the importation of gas appliances, dental equipment, and pharmaceuticals.
Under a new Presidential Initiative, Nigeria aims to install 750,000 electricity meters in 2027, according to reports.
A recent report by The Nation Newspaper raises questions about the success of Nigeria's indigenous industrialisation policy.
