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Nigerian Headlines Today (September 5, 2025): Essential Reading In English
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Check out all the detailed information in our digital edition after joining our WhatsApp Communities. These are the key stories of the day: Accusations of Sexual Harassment: Akpabio Responds to Critics, Refuses to Resign AGF Explains Reasons Behind Simon Ekpa’s Lack of Extradition From Finland NSA, NNPCL, and Other Organizations Commend PINL for Pipeline…
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Pregnant Women Flee Ogun for Benin as Healthcare System Crumbles
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Even though Igbokofi, one of the rural areas in Ogun State, Nigeria, is only a few hours’ drive from Lagos, the country’s busy economic hub, it still faces significant neglect, notably inadequate healthcare facilities. In this article, SEGUN ODUNAYO ventures deep into the tranquil village to reveal the severe health emergency quietly affecting its…
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Ay Schools Nigerians On Naira Misuse Amid Efcc Crackdown
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The renowned Nigerian actor, comedian, and filmmaker Ayo Makun, commonly referred to as AY, has utilized his influence to advise Nigerians that damaging or mistreating the naira—whether through acts like spraying, ripping, disfiguring, or misusing—is not an accepted custom but rather a breach of Nigerian legal statutes. As per his statement, these actions compromise…
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Dangote and NNPC Leaders Unite: Pledge Partnership for National Progress
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On Thursday, Aliko Dangote, who serves as the President/CEO of the Dangote Group, made a courtesy call on Mr. Bashir Bayo Ojulari, the Group CEO of Nigeria’s NNPC Limited, at his office in Abuja. The top-tier conference conducted at the NNPC Towers centered around establishing advantageous collaborations and encouraging robust rivalry between Dangote Petroleum…
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AY Schools Nigerians on Naira Misuse Amid EFCC Crackdown
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The renowned Nigerian actor, comedian, and filmmaker Ayo Makun, commonly referred to as AY, has utilized his influence to advise Nigerians that damaging or mistreating the naira—whether through acts like spraying, ripping, disfiguring, or misusing—is not an accepted custom but rather a breach of Nigerian legal statutes. As per his statement, these actions compromise…
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UAE Joins Nigeria-Morocco Gas Pipeline: A Game-Changer for Africa’s Energy Future
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The pipeline project linking Nigeria to Morocco is gaining momentum with the announcement of the United Arab Emirates’ involvement in funding this colossal $25 billion venture, aimed at transporting Nigerian gas to Europe via Morocco. Morocco’s Minister of Energy Transition, Leila Benali, shared this development with parliamentarians, noting that other major investors and financial…
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Nigeria Calls for Focus on Strategic Investments in Key Sectors – International Edition
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Oritsegbubemi Omatseyin Lagos — Nigeria’s federal government has urged the World Bank Group to prioritize targeted investments in critical sectors that drive sustainable development aimed at elevating the country’s development agenda. The Minister of State for Finance, Dr. Doris Uzoka-Anite, made the urge in New York when she participated in the thematic session on…
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Nigerian Headlines Today (September 5, 2025): Essential Reading in English
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Check out all the detailed information in our digital edition after joining our WhatsApp Communities. These are the key stories of the day: Accusations of Sexual Harassment: Akpabio Responds to Critics, Refuses to Resign AGF Explains Reasons Behind Simon Ekpa’s Lack of Extradition From Finland NSA, NNPCL, and Other Organizations Commend PINL for Pipeline…
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Discover the True Titans of Old Money: 10 Nigerian Fortunes Built Before 1960
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The culture of accumulating wealth in Nigeria did not originate in the 21st century, nor was it even born in the 20th century. Long before independence in 1960, Nigerians were already amassing fortunes through trade, enterprise, and innovation. These early titans of commerce laid the foundation for Nigeria’s modern economy long before oil wealth.…