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Nigeria’s Dangote Refinery expansion into petrochemicals is set to cut imports, boost local production of plastics and detergents, and create thousands of jobs—marking a big step toward industrial growth and economic independence.
The APC has pegged its 2027 presidential nomination form at N100 million. With other parties following similar patterns,...
Nigeria and Turkey just signed a major defence deal, but beyond headlines about training soldiers, a deeper shift is un...
Africa's GDP is growing faster than the global average, but 464 million people remain in extreme poverty, jobs are scarc...
Four Nigerian startups secure spots in Google’s highly competitive Accelerator Africa program, reinforcing the country’s dominance in AI-driven innovation and deep-tech solutions.
Nigeria is earning more from oil due to Middle East geopolitical tensions pushing global prices higher but rising living...
Rents on the Lagos mainland have jumped from ₦500,000 to ₦2.5 million in two years. The housing shortage stands at 3.4 m...
A $75M investment, a planned IPO, and a deleted tweet — how the Flutterwave deal story rose fast and fell apart even fas...
African music is dominating global charts, but the money tells a different story, revealing a deeper problem of ownership, structure, and control.
Luis Fonsi and Feid's collaboration, “Cambiaré,” has ascended to No. 1 on Billboard’s Latin Airplay chart, marking a sig...
Drake's ninth solo studio album, "Iceman," is confirmed for release on May 15, following a unique unveiling by streamer ...
Fra Fee offers an exclusive breakdown of Tom, his complex character in Netflix's Unchosen, revealing his trauma, manipul...
An unauthorised group has reportedly gained access to Mythos, Anthropic's exclusive enterprise cybersecurity AI tool. Here's what happened, what it means, and why the bigger AI crisis isn't job loss, it's loss of control.
Lanre Fadire did not build a new financial product. He redesigned the path between borrowers and benefits they already q...
Meta Platforms is cutting 8,000 jobs with more to come, not from losses, but a deliberate shift toward AI. Inside the st...
Vodacom has sold 51,000 refurbished smartphones through its Good As New programme as South Africa battles the worst e-wa...
A nostalgic journey through Northern Nigerian school days, revisiting 10 beloved snacks—from gurasa and masa to zobo and alewa that once made break time the best part of the day.
Nigeria is moving to restrict medicine imports, but deeper structural issues still shape why local production struggl...
Sustainable fashion is changing how we dress by promoting eco-friendly materials, fair working conditions, and less wast...
Air Peace made history at the NIGAV 2026 awards, sweeping seven categories in one night. This is what it means for Niger...
In entertainment, viral fame and trending moments can be misleading. This article explains why shows doesn’t always translate into real influence, and how artists, creators, and entertainers truly influence culture and public perception.
Change is the only constant, but what if change itself is changing? This essay explores how transformation has shifted f...
A newly identified African mushroom species is offering a deeper global understanding of psychedelic fungi, pointing t...
MIT researchers have developed a quantum sensing technique that uses entanglement to measure multiple physical propertie...
President Tinubu’s bold economic reforms promised long-term growth, but for many Nigerians, they’ve brought deeper poverty and hardship. Here’s what the reforms really mean for the average citizen
Everyone online seems to be thriving , but is the curated life real or just a very polished escape from a real life that...
Nigerians are often told they are not angry enough about corruption and bad governance. But after #EndSARS and the Lekki...
An opinion piece examining how nostalgia shapes our view of the past, why many people feel life used to be better, and w...