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Mass demolitions, evictions as Nigeria continues housing push

Demola Adeleye and his family were sleeping in their three-bedroom bungalow when they were awoken by the sound of bulldozers demolishing the homes around...

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Series of fires, explosions show growing risks for Lagos residents

It has been a tale of woes for some Lagos residents and neighbourhoods, and businesses in recent times, as numerous fire incidents in the...

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Business

Lubricants prices up 200% on poor local capacity, import dependence

In Africa’s biggest oil-producing country, the price of lubricant, a by-product of crude oil, has skyrocketed as high as 200 percent with businesses suffering...

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Sports

Olympics-India golfer Lahiri keen to make Tokyo ‘gift’ count

India's Anirban Lahiri knows that an Olympic medal, regardless of its colour, would go a long way to lifting golf's profile in his country...

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Lagos 2027: Inside Tinubu’s Influence In Choosing Sanwo-Olu’s Successor

As Nigeria gradually moves toward the 2027 election cycle, political activities are gaining momentum across many states, with governorship aspirants building alliances and testing their popularity. However, in Lagos, the nation’s commercial hub, visible political movements ahead of the governorship race remain relatively quiet. To observers, this calm is not...

Rising Petrol Costs Due To War: Transportation Alternatives For Nigerians

The rising cost of transportation across Nigeria has worsened significantly in recent weeks, as commuters and transport operators grapple with the ripple effects of soaring fuel prices linked to instability in the Middle East. Disruptions along key global oil routes like the Strait of Hormuz and the Suez...

ASUU Threatens Nationwide Strike, Issues 4-Day Ultimatum

The Academic Staff Union of Universities has warned the Federal Government of Nigeria to urgently implement the newly approved salary structure for university lecturers or risk a nationwide shutdown of public universities. The union issued a four-day ultimatum on Thursday, with its president, Christopher Piwuna, stating that failure to meet the deadline would...