22 Lagos communities ask IKEDC for disconnection
Angreed by “monthly crazy bills”, 22 communities in Ikorodu North Local Council Development Area, LCDA, Lagos State, have written to Ikeja Electricity Distribution Company, IKEDC,
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US companies plan $2.37bn investments in Nigeria
United States companies in Nigeria plan to invest over $2.37bn in Nigeria in the next three years, according to a new report. The 2020 Nigeria
Gridlock persists as trucks return to Apapa roads
Sanity is yet to return to the Apapa corridor, as fuel tankers and containerised vehicles have resumed indiscriminate parking along the road. This is coming
Oil workers shut down Brittania U over anti-labour practices
Plan blockade of firm’s production Nigeria’s crude oil production may suffer a major setback as oil workers under the aegis of Petroleum and Natural Gas
Border communities owe allegiance to smugglers not Nigeria, says Customs boss
Buhari orders tighter security at borders Pesidents of border communities team up with smugglers to thwart efforts of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) to curb
NDLEA decries nonpayment of N4bn staff entitlement
The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), says the Federal Government is owing its staff about N4 billion in form of accumulated arrears of entitlements.
Nigerian stock market extends loss by 0.40%
The nation’s bourse extended negative trend for the third consecutive trading session following sell pressure on Nigerian Breweries, Dangote Sugar Refinery and tier-1 banks. The
Oba Elegushi urges Nigerians to unite, decries fake news’ prevalence
Oba Saheed Ademola, the Elegushi of Ikate land in Lagos State has urged Nigerians to stay united and co-exist peacefully regardless of the issues confronting
One-third signatories to Single African Air Transport treaty lack safety requirement’
Director General of Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), Captain Musa Nuhu, has said some of the issues with the implementation of the Single African Air
Oil production cut: OPEC commends Nigeria on compensation conformity
The Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) has commended Nigeria for achieving full conformity in January 2021, and compensating its entire overproduced volumes. The organisation
