The MTN Nigeria program comes within a context of Africa’s continuous push for digital transformation where startups have a major role to play.

The African Regional Organisation of the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC-Africa) has called on Nigeria and other African countries to emulate Kenya’s new visa policy, describing it as a significant step towards achieving true regional integration,

The National Sports Commission (NSC) has confirmed Nigeria's participation in the inaugural African School Games, scheduled to take place from July 26 to

And Dibia gets a discount, since he’s under the age of 40. Were he older, he’d need to pay 1.1 million naira (about US$693). And filing for candidacy for a chairmanship, for a male candidate over the age of 40, would be even higher: 5.5 million naira (about US$3,561).

Africa’s richest man wants to supplement huge oil refinery and fertiliser plant with new terminal For ads that aren’t personalized, ad measurement, audience surveys, and service development we and our partners process personal data with legitimate interest as legal basis.

The eight teams that have qualified for the 2024 Women's AFCON quarter-finals are already known. Nigeria, Zambia, Morocco, Mali, Algeria, Ghana, South Africa, and Senegal make up the line-up for the next round of this 15th edition. The tournament now enters its knockout phase, with exciting matches scheduled over two days.

EFCC chair Ola Olukoyede said that corrupt politicians are “hiding their loot in cryptocurrencies” at a recent African Union event.

As the National President of the National Rubber Producers, Processors and Marketing Association of Nigeria, how is the rubber subsector faring? In the 70s and early 80s, Nigeria was the number one rubber producer in Africa and the 5th in the World.

The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria Export Promotion Group (MANEG) has said that the threat by the United States President Donald Trump to impose an additional 10 percent trade tariff on countries aligning with BRICS countries offers an opportunity for Nigeria to boost its intra-African trade by prioritising the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA),