Legislation is only ever as good as the will to enforce it, and Nigeria’s insurance sector has seen enough promising reforms dissolve into bureaucratic inertia to know the difference. That is precisely the message the Centre for Credible Reforms and…
Ikeja Electric has issued a public apology after five of its Band A feeders in Lagos failed to deliver the minimum 20 hours of daily electricity supply on 30 September and 1 October 2026, with one feeder recording no supply…
The Federal Government has announced lower transport fares on selected routes across Nigeria following the deployment of compressed natural gas (CNG) and electric vehicles, with the Presidential Initiative on CNG and Electric Vehicles (Pi-CNG & EV) confirming that commuters in…
At the pump, something unusual is happening. Nigerians pulling into participating NNPC Retail stations are paying a little less per litre than they were last week — and some stand to walk away with N30,000 in their digital wallets simply…
There is something deeply telling about a political movement spending over ₦20 million to mobilise supporters across 31 local government areas, only to be told — hours before the event — that permission has been revoked. That is precisely what…
Asiko Energy Holdings Limited has completed a 5,000-metric-tonne liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) terminal in Ijora, Lagos, with the company saying the facility will enable it to source cheaper cooking gas and pass the savings on to Nigerian consumers. The completion…
MultiChoice has launched a significant restructuring of its DStv packages, introducing free content upgrades and a dedicated sports bouquet — though Nigerian subscribers should be clear-eyed about one thing: the most generous offers are currently reserved for South Africa. A…
A Sector on the Move Nigerian banks are spending more money keeping hold of their best people, and the numbers now confirm it. Fidelity Bank has promoted 433 employees under its 2026 Promotion and Notch Award Exercise — roughly 13%…
Something as ordinary as an onion has become a measure of how badly supply chains can break down. In Lagos markets, a paint bucket of onions that cost ₦3,000 in May now fetches ₦10,000 — a 233 per cent increase…
Abdulkadir Garba Yusuf had a Political Science degree from Bayero University Kano and, like thousands of Nigerian graduates before him, no immediate path forward. Rather than wait indefinitely for a role that matched his qualifications on paper, he walked into…