The world is currently witnessing a series of geopolitical shifts that threaten to reshape the global economic landscape.

Borno recorded the highest food inflation in the country, rising from 21.5% in April—a staggering 42.9% increase. Despite ...

ABUJA, Nigeria — The death toll from devastating flooding in a market town in Nigeria’s north-central state of Niger rose to at least 151 on Saturday, the local emergency service said, amid ...

Communities in Rivers State have raised alarm over recurring oil spills on their lands. Barely two weeks after an oil spill was reported in Ahoada East, another spillage reportedly occurred on ...

11 major festivals that showcase Nigeria’s rich heritage ... Cross River State: December ignites with the Calabar Carnival, hailed as “Africa’s Biggest Street Party.” ...

Nigeria’s Oil Palm sector has got boosted with the purchase of 3.5 million sprouted nuts (oil palm seeds) for Cross River State by Governor Bassey Otu. The oil palm seeds purchased from the Nigerian ...

He said that the potential return of militancy is a major threat to oil production, with the possibility of operators pulling out if security deteriorates. “There are over 2,600 shut-in wells in ...

Rivers State is the heart of Nigeria’s oil industry, hosting major international oil companies and generating a significant portion of the nation’s revenue. However, insecurity in the region, ...

A cleric has predicted that the 2027 election in Nigeria “will disappoint multitudes”. According to the evangelist, “there's no automatic second tenure for anybody”.

With the declaration of a state of emergency in Rivers State on Tuesday by President Bola Tinubu, Nigeria has witnessed series of state of emergencies since return to civilian rule in 1999.

5. Some Local Governments in Borno and Plateau (2011) Before the 2013 full-scale emergency, President Goodluck Jonathan imposed emergency rule in some local government areas in Borno and Plateau ...

Nigeria is one of the largest oil producers in the world, ranking in the top five. Since its discovery in the mid-1900s, Nigeria's economy has been primarily sustained by the oil industry .