Food and Beverage Recycling Alliance (FBRA) has urged National Assembly to prioritise investment in recycling infrastructure instead of outright ban on single-use plastics, warning a poorly sequenced prohibition could undermine
Iru Kingdom witnessed at the weekend a historic and cultural milestone with opening of the rebuilt Agbo Elegba Ejiwa Iru. The opening heralded this year’s Ejiwa Elegba Iru Festival. Inauguration
Over 200 participants gathered at Ibadan Business School for The Christian Entrepreneur (TCE) 2026: Creatives’ Edition, a summit organised by Kemi Irinoye Foundation to equip and strengthen faith-driven entrepreneurs in
Developers and investors in Nigeria’s high-end real estate market have called for structural reforms, improved governance and stronger advisory systems to address persistent gaps in the luxury property segment. The
Chair of Badagry-West Local Council Development Area, Rauf Yemaren, has given cars to political office and management officials, to enhance service delivery. Speaking at the presentation, he said the initiative
Coalition of civil rights group in Afikpo/Edda federal constituency in Ebonyi State, have urged aspirants for House of Representatives in the area, including the incumbent member representing the constituency, Chief
Women have been urged to hold their own in their careers, no matter the obstacles. Speakers gave the advice at Women In Rotary conference and exhibition organised by women Rotarians
The United States (U.S.) Navy blockade of the Strait of Hormuz announced yesterday by President Trump will rely on two aircraft carriers and their associated warships deployed to the region
Governor Hope Uzodimma has unveiled plans to establish a world-class Medical City in Imo State, seeking international collaboration to transform the State into a hub for quality and affordable healthcare.
The narrative of housing in Nigeria has long been one of aspirational policies meeting harsh economic realities. With a daunting housing deficit and interest rates that make traditional borrowing look
Written by Nigerian-American author, Caleb Christopher, Let the Poor Breathe seeks to educate, sensitise, and enlighten global citizens on the neo socio-economic realities pervading the global community. To him, the
The 100-hour youth convergence this month is a major signal of shifting economic behaviour among young Nigerians, with implications for consumer spending, digital engagement, and the creative economy. The event,