- Thursday, July 02, 2026
BusinessDay
On Thursday, April 10, Joseph Utsev, minister of water resources and sanitation, announced that some states would witness heavy flooding...
Traffic crises in Nigeria, especially in cosmopolitan cities like Lagos, Abuja and Port Harcourt, and other major cities in the...
It has come to our notice that improving the lot of Nigerians and their standard of living is not just...
Nigeria’s persistent decline on the Global Peace Index (GPI) should not be dismissed as a statistical curiosity. It is a...
Few issues pose as grave a threat to Nigeria’s long-term stability and prosperity as the deepening crisis in its education...
AI Overview says financial worry is the state of anxiety, unhappiness, and stress caused by concerns about money. The concern...
The National Theatre in Lagos State stands as a symbol of Nigeria’s artistic ambition, cultural pride, and national identity. Yet,...
The Nigerian public service stands as the cornerstone of governance and national development, serving as the primary mechanism through which...
Although the methodology of calculating the unemployment rate has changed in recent times, this year, Nigeria’s unemployment rate is forecasted...
By every common-sense measure, Nigeria should be a giant in the energy world. We have Africa’s largest oil reserves and...
The global order is changing, rapidly and irreversibly. From Washington to Beijing, from Brussels to the BRICS, the once-familiar structure...
Rental payment for affordable housing in Nigerian towns has become so terrible, snowballing into an uncontrollable situation and pushing many...
While a precise annual number is not readily available, data from the National Pension Commission (PenCom) indicate that approximately 10...
Things are getting intense in Rivers State, where a retired vice admiral has taken over as the sole administrator. This...
Nigeria is often described as a paradox: a nation blessed with abundant natural resources, a dynamic youth population, world-class talent,...
