20 Million Nigerians Without Reliable Connectivity: FG Starts 3,700-Tower Push
The Federal Government plans 200 new telecom sites before December. The bigger challenge is connecting millions of Nigerians still left ...
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Modi Looks to Nigeria for Oil as Abuja Chases a $15bn Trade Comeback
India wants more Nigerian crude. Abuja wants the relationship to become much bigger than oil. The two countries are now ...
Read morePresidency Pays Tribute to Peter Onwubuariri as Death Leaves State House Media Team in Grief
President Tinubu has mourned Peter Onwubuariri, a State House media official whose career spanned journalism and service under three successive ...
Read more“I Do Not Want to Go Back to Nigeria”: Chimamanda Speaks After Son’s Death
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie says the death of her 21-month-old son has changed her feelings towards Nigeria, leaving her unwilling to ...
Read more7 Years Old, Scarred by a Hot Knife: Anambra Mother Arrested Over Alleged Abuse
A 32-year-old woman has been arrested in Anambra after her seven-year-old daughter was allegedly severely injured with a hot knife ...
Read morePeter Obi: “Nigeria Cannot Rise Above Its Leaders” — This Is the Reform That Matters Most
Peter Obi has argued that Nigeria’s biggest reform challenge is not simply economic policy, but the quality, character and competence ...
Read more“Churches, Schools, NYSC Camps at Risk”: Police Issue Nationwide Terror Alert
The Nigeria Police Force has issued a nationwide security alert over intelligence suggesting possible coordinated attacks on churches, schools, NYSC ...
Read moreNigeria Is Still Living With the Question Biafra Asked
Britain is debating the future of its union. For Nigeria, the bigger question is older: what must change to make ...
Read more98 Deaths Since 2022: Two More Nigerians Killed in South Africa Reopen an Old Wound
Two Nigerian deaths in South Africa have reopened a painful question: how long can diplomatic assurances last when Nigerians continue ...
Read more“Government Must Be Humble Enough to Admit Fault”: Farounbi, Mande’s Challenge to Nigeria
Ambassador Yemi Farounbi and Prof. Samaila Mande have urged Nigerians to embrace responsible criticism while rejecting narratives that deliberately damage ...
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