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Three Nigerians among 25 foreigners stripped of US citizenship
Three Nigerians are among 25 foreign-born individuals whose United States citizenship has been targeted for revocation by the US Department of Justice following denaturalisation actions filed over alleged serious criminal offences and misrepresentation during the naturalisation process. The Nigerians are…
NCDMB opens 10th National Undergraduate Essay Competition
The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) has announced the opening of entries for the 10th edition of its Annual National Undergraduate Essay Competition, with applications scheduled to commence on August 15. The General Manager, Corporate Communications Division of…
ESG to define Africa’s maritime competitiveness _Dr. Mogo
Africa’s future as a competitive maritime and Blue Economy powerhouse will depend less on the abundance of its ocean resources and more on its ability to develop investment-ready, environmentally sustainable and commercially viable projects, leading Blue Economy expert, Dr. Felicia…
African nations seek greater UN support as ISIS expands across borders
African countries have called for stronger United Nations support to combat the growing threat posed by the Islamic State (ISIL/Da’esh) and its affiliates, warning that extremist groups are spreading across borders, exploiting weak governance and emerging technologies to expand their…
Seplat CEO tasks indigenous firms on asset integrity, optimization
The Chief Executive Officer of Seplat Energy Plc, Engr. Effiong Okon, has urged Nigeria’s indigenous oil and gas operators to prioritise asset integrity, address operational obsolescence and extend the lifespan of critical infrastructure to maximise asset value, improve investment returns…
Some 50m more people face acute hunger as El Niño gains momentum
Nearly 50 million more people worldwide could be pushed into acute hunger as the strengthening El Niño weather phenomenon intensifies climate shocks across vulnerable regions, with Nigeria and other countries in West and Central Africa expected to experience a sharp…
UK appoints Vicky Seymour as Deputy High Commissioner to Nigeria
The United Kingdom Government has appointed Ms Vicky Seymour as its new Deputy High Commissioner in Abuja, succeeding Mrs Gill Lever, OBE, who completed her diplomatic posting to Nigeria in June 2026. Ms Seymour has now assumed office in Abuja,…
Xenophobic attacks: AfCFTA under threat as Nigeria, S/Africa deepen diplomatic row over compensation for displaced Nigerians
Nigeria’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mrs Bianca Odumegwu-Ojukwu Brewing diplomatic row between two of the continent’s biggest economies now threatens the world’s largest free trade agreement by number of countries, the African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA) as Nigeria and…
‘Nigeria can no longer depend solely on DisCos,’ as FG plans nationwide utility-scale renewable energy
Federal Government has disclosed plans to create Renewable Energy Service Companies (RESCos) across the country to drive access to electricity for more households. Government said the RESCos are expected to compete directly with existing electricity distribution companies (DisCos) over the…
Strong H1 2026 report firms Sterling Financial among NGX top five gainers
Investors kept faith with the Sterling Financial Holdings Company Plc, Thursday, lifting its shares up by 7% and into the ranks of the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) top gainers, days after the HoldCo unveiled a stronger set of half-year results. Sterling…
