How BRT driver’s miscalculation caused train crash – Survivors
Streaks of dried blood, broken glass, and wrung metal plates lined the rail tracks right opposite the PWD Bus Station, Shogunle, Ikeja, Lagos State. Trapped
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Nigerian carriers to comply with new EU rules
Airlines operating cargo flights to the European Union have been mandated to provide a complete set of Entry Summary Declaration Data on air shipment prior
Business turnover, profitability dip over naira scarcity
The Naira scarcity has led to major drop in business activities at both the urban and rural areas. Many retail business operators have continued to
How Nigeria’s oil-producing states shared over N970b derivation fund
The nine oil-producing states in Nigeria shared N970.20 billion from the Federation Account through the 13 per cent derivation formula in 2022. Data from the
INEC Chair threatens to sue PDP for defamation
Chairman, Independent National Electoral Commission INEC, Prof. Mahmood Yakubu has advised officials of the Peoples Democratic Party PDP to desist from maligning his character in
Economic activities slowed in December – CBN report
The economy remained subdued in December as the Purchasing Manager’s Index was below 50.0 index points, according to the Central Bank of Nigeria. The CBN
Lagos traders protest as officials seal shops
There was a protest on Wednesday by some traders selling items on the premises of the Lagos State Vehicle Inspection Centre’s headquarters in the Ojodu
Old notes: Cash crunch worsens as Nigerians wait on Buhari
The widespread rejection of the old N500 and N1,000 which persisted yesterday was worsened by banks’ refusal to accept deposits of the notes without registration
Gains in bellwethers lift NGX indices by N108b as analysts predict bullish
Following gains recorded by many highly capitalised stocks, especially Dangote Cement and MTN Nigeria, transactions on the equities sector of the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX)
Porous borders, illegal migration affecting Nigeria – Aregbesola
The Minister of Interior, Rauf Aregbesola, has described the proliferation of heavy and light weapons, porous borders, as well as the influx of illegal migrants
