Report Links Herbert Wigwe to 106 London Properties, Ranks Among Top Overseas Owners

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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 […]

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Nigeria: Fuel Prices Surge Despite Record Reserves as Oil Rally Bites Consumers

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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

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NCDMB SPONSORS TECHNICAL TRAINING TO BOOST PROJECT MANAGEMENT CAPACITY

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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

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Denmark’s Frederiksen Wins Vote but Falls Short of Majority, Coalition Talks Begin

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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

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Over 1,000 Dead, 1.2 Million Displaced as Lebanon Crisis Deepens

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Beirut — The humanitarian situation in has deteriorated sharply, with more than 1,072 people reported killed and approximately 1.2 million displaced as violence intensifies across the country. Authorities say the scale of displacement is overwhelming local capacity, with thousands of families forced to flee their homes amid ongoing hostilities. Invasion Fears Grow There are increasing

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Ukraine War Escalates as NATO Jets Scrambled, Maternity Ward Hit

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Kyiv/Brussels — The war in has entered a sharper phase of escalation, with NATO jets scrambled for the first time in response to heightened aerial threats near alliance airspace. Ukrainian officials said a maternity ward was struck in the latest round of missile attacks, raising fresh concerns over civilian casualties and the targeting of critical

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Hormuz Crisis Ripples Through Global Economy as Airfares Rise, Supply Chains Tighten

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Dubai — The escalating disruption around the is beginning to hit global markets, with early signs of impact on aviation, agriculture, and regional security. Air travel costs are already rising, with the CEO of warning that airfares have increased by about 20 per cent, driven by higher fuel costs and rerouted flight paths to avoid

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Ceasefire Signals Emerge in U.S.–Iran Conflict Amid Ongoing Military Posturing

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Washington/Tehran — Fresh uncertainty surrounds the conflict between the United States and Iran, as reports suggest a possible pause in hostilities even as military preparations continue. U.S. President Donald Trump is reportedly weighing a unilateral halt to American strikes, potentially as early as Saturday, though no official announcement has been made. Mixed Signals from Both

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DHS Shutdown Enters Day 41 as TSA Pay Gap Nears $1bn, FEMA Funds Dwindle

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Washington, D.C. — The partial shutdown of the (DHS) has entered its 41st day, with financial and operational pressures mounting across key agencies. Nearly $1 billion in unpaid wages is owed to workers at the (TSA), raising concerns over staff morale and the potential impact on airport security operations nationwide. At the same time, the

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Meta Hit with $381 Million in Damages in Two-State Legal Setback

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Los Angeles & New Mexico — Meta, the Silicon Valley tech giant, has suffered significant legal defeats in separate court rulings across two U.S. states. A Los Angeles jury awarded $6 million, while a New Mexico court imposed a $375 million damages order, bringing the total to $381 million. These consecutive verdicts, handed down within

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