Abuja — The (INEC) has announced that it will commence a nationwide voter revalidation exercise on April 13, 2026, as part of efforts to clean up the voter register and strengthen the integrity of Nigeria’s electoral system ahead of the 2027 general elections. The exercise is targeted at Nigerians who registered to vote between 2011 […]
INEC to Begin Nationwide Voter Revalidation Exercise April 13 Read More »
Lagos — Workers at have embarked on an indefinite strike, introducing fresh uncertainty into Nigeria’s oil production outlook at a moment when global prices are rising and the country is under pressure to maximise output. The industrial action, which commenced on Friday, affects one of Nigeria’s most important independent producers, with operations concentrated in key
Seplat Workers Begin Indefinite Strike, Raising Risks to Nigeria’s Oil Output Read More »
Lagos — The Dangote Petroleum Refinery has commenced the export of refined petroleum products, marking a significant milestone in Nigeria’s downstream oil sector. The development signals a shift in Nigeria’s long-standing position as a net importer of refined fuel, as the country begins to supply petroleum products to regional and international markets. Industry analysts say
Dangote Refinery Begins Export of Refined Products Read More »
Abuja — The Nigerian naira has started the second quarter of 2026 on a stable note, trading within a controlled range against the U.S. dollar as macroeconomic buffers strengthen. External reserves, according to the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), remain robust at about $49.40 billion, providing sufficient cover for foreign exchange interventions and market stability.The
Naira Holds Steady at Q2 Open on Strong Reserves, Tight Policy Read More »
Abuja — The Inter-Party Advisory Council (IPAC) has faulted the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) over its handling of the crisis within the African Democratic Congress (ADC), warning that missteps could undermine Nigeria’s electoral stability. IPAC cautioned against what it described as premature decisions, stressing that improper handling of internal party disputes could weaken confidence
IPAC Warns INEC Over ADC Crisis, Flags Risks to 2027 Elections Read More »
London/Abuja — A new investigative report has linked late Nigerian banking executive to the ownership of 106 properties in London, placing him among the most significant overseas real estate holders in the UK capital. The findings, published by , form part of a broader investigation titled “Revealed: The billionaires who really own London,” which maps
Report Links Herbert Wigwe to 106 London Properties, Ranks Among Top Overseas Owners Read More »
Copenhagen — Denmark’s Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has emerged from the country’s general election as the leading figure but failed to secure a parliamentary majority, triggering complex coalition negotiations. Frederiksen’s Social Democrats remained the largest party but recorded one of their weakest performances in decades, forcing the Prime Minister to submit her government’s resignation while
Denmark’s Frederiksen Wins Vote but Falls Short of Majority, Coalition Talks Begin Read More »
Port Harcourt — The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board has sponsored specialized training in Oracle Primavera P6 for 50 participants in Rivers State, aimed at enhancing project management capabilities in the oil and gas sector. The programme focuses on equipping professionals with advanced planning and scheduling skills critical to large-scale industrial projects.Officials say the
NCDMB SPONSORS TECHNICAL TRAINING TO BOOST PROJECT MANAGEMENT CAPACITY Read More »
Abuja/Lagos — Nigeria is facing a sharp rise in fuel costs even as external reserves climb to a 13-year high, highlighting a growing disconnect between macroeconomic gains and everyday living conditions. Petrol and Diesel Prices Climb Petrol prices have surged to around ₦1,275 per litre and rising, following multiple upward adjustments by the within a
Nigeria: Fuel Prices Surge Despite Record Reserves as Oil Rally Bites Consumers Read More »
Air travel across the United States has been thrown into disarray following a mass staffing shortfall within the , with 3,120 officers reportedly absent from duty on Wednesday, triggering unprecedented delays at major airports nationwide. Passengers encountered security lines stretching up to four and a half hours, as checkpoint capacity struggled to cope with surging
U.S. Airports Face Severe Disruptions as TSA Staffing Crisis Deepens Read More »
