[Premium Times] With 19 years of significant experience in international development consultancy, Mrs Mujaddadi has contributed to numerous important projects and programmes involving the World Bank, the UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO), and the European Union.
Read more[Premium Times] Mr Malik said that only 89 medical doctors were currently serving in Kwara's public hospitals, far below the required 200.
Read more[This Day] President Bola Tinubu has expressed sadness over the death of the President of the Supreme Council for Shariah in Nigeria, Sheikh Abdur Rasheed Hadiyyatullah Iwo.
Read more[Vanguard] Nigeria on Tuesday signed a multilateral Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the UK to combat the menace of cybercrimes in the two countries.
Read more[Vanguard] Minna - As part of efforts to curb the frequent occurrence of boat mishaps across Nigeria, the Federal Government has commenced the distribution of 3,500 life jackets to selected states nationwide.
Read more[Premium Times] PREMIUM TIMES reported that Damilola Esther, one of the 78-year-old musician's children, raised concerns about his whereabouts on Monday night.
Read more[Daily Trust] The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) in the House of Representatives has announced the recovery of an additional ₦11,488,761,099 billion from oil and gas companies with outstanding obligations to the Federal Government.
Read more[Leadership] Twenty-one civil society organisations, under the Community of Practice Against Mass Atrocities, have condemned the recent coordinated attacks on agrarian communities in Benue and Plateau States, resulting in at least 183 deaths in the third week of April 2025.
Read more[Leadership] Nigeria is set to repay $6.25 million annually over the next 40 years, totalling more than $250 million, excluding interest, for a World Bank loan meant to improve water access in Ekiti, Bauchi, and Rivers states, despite negligible results, a new report has revealed.
Read more[The Conversation Africa] As China and the United States lock horns in a trade war, slamming tariffs on each other, entrepreneurs in Nigeria are vulnerable to the fallout. In 2024, 27.8% of imports into Nigeria came from China. In the same year, US exports to Nigeria reached US$4.2 billion. Economist and entrepreneurship researcher Tolu Olarewaju unpacks what could happen if Chinese products destined for the American market were diverted to developing economies, including Nigeria.
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