Kidnappers demand N81.9bn, collect N11.4bn in three years – Report
Photo caption: Bandits Kidnappers demanded at least N81.9bn from victims and their families across Nigeria between July 2023 and June 2026 but received N11.4bn,
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Iran’s Oil Minister resigns as U.S. blockade chokes crude exports
Iran’s oil minister has resigned as the U.S. blockade pushes the country’s crude exports and oil revenues toward zero, handing control of Iran’s most important
Oil gains as traders weigh Gulf tensions against strong Mideast exports
Photo caption: Oil pump jacks Oil prices made slight gains on Tuesday as security concerns in the Middle East kept a geopolitical risk premium
NNPC’s oil security claims rise to N11.2tn
Photo caption: The Group Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited, Bayo Ojulari. Photo credit: X | Bayo Ojulari The Nigerian
CBN prepares to mop up N4.69tn as liquidity rises
Photo caption: CBN headquarters, Abuja Liquidity in Nigeria’s banking system climbed sharply to N8.84tn ahead of the settlement of the Central Bank of Nigeria’s
FG begins building of new control centre to strengthen power grid
Photo caption: Vice President Kashim Shettima. Photo credit: Stanley Nkwocha/X The Federal Government has commenced the construction of a new National Control Centre for
Police identify woman killed by boyfriend in Enugu
Photo caption: The arrested suspect. Photo credit: Enugu State Police Command The Enugu State Police Command has identified the woman allegedly killed by her boyfriend,
How I killed my girlfriend after HIV dispute — Suspect
Photo caption: The suspect, Okpara Emmanuel. Photo credit: Enugu Police A 30-year-old man, Okpara Chibuike Emmanuel, has told the Enugu State Police Command how he
INEC opens portal for 2027 election ad hoc staff recruitment
Photo caption: Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) logo The Independent National Electoral Commission has announced the activation of its online portal for the recruitment
UN says global fuel subsidies could top $1 trillion
Photo caption: United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) logo Fuel subsidies amid the oil price shock could exceed $1 trillion this year, the United Nations
