Data privacy is emerging as a critical dimension of ride-hailing safety in Nigeria, as platforms face growing expectations to protect not only passengers’ physical security but also the personal ...

The Nigeria Customs Service found two containers carrying 1,201.83 kilogrammes of suspected illicit drugs worth N3.67 billion concealed among imported used vehicles and automobile spare parts at Tin ...

APM Terminals Apapa awarded N1.5 million gift vouchers each to 60 employees who have worked at the terminal since its early years, marking 20 years of service as the facility transitions from largely ...

Nigeria’s mining sector is struggling to attract long-term financing as banks remain reluctant to fund mineral exploration, leaving operators to bear the high costs and risks of discovering ...

The World Bank Group is helping mobilise up to $5.79 billion in private financing for Nigeria in fiscal year 2026, targeting investments in digital infrastructure, agriculture, small-business lending ...

In a bid to end persistent blackouts in Nigeria’s megacity, the Lagos State government is targeting a boost in electricity supply by 3,000 megawatts by March 2027, above the current level of 1,000 ...

Kerrygold, Irish butter brand has reinforced its commitment to Nigeria’s growing baking industry with a major showcase at the Cake Expo 2026 in Lagos, engaging professional bakers, pastry chefs and ...

Nigerian mid-market businesses could reduce their dependence on scarce software developers by adopting low-code artificial intelligence (AI) tools that allow non-technical employees to build and ...

Dangote Petroleum Refinery has extended the closing date of its landmark initial public offering (IPO) by two weeks in a strategic move to accommodate surging demand, according to market sources ...

The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) have rejected Minister Nyesom Wike’s directive to withhold the salaries of workers ...

Nigeria has spent two decades getting more of its own companies into the oil and gas business. The harder task now is making ...

Kenya’s central bank wants the power to take control of struggling payment companies and sell their businesses, in a proposed law aimed at protecting customer funds and limiting disruption when ...