Breaking NewsFatodu seeks more support for swimming
Nigeria Aquatics Federation President, Lekan Fatodu, has called for more support from stakeholders, warning that the high cost of swimming hinders talent.nn
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Breaking NewsNigeria Aquatics Federation President, Lekan Fatodu, has called for more support from stakeholders, warning that the high cost of swimming hinders talent.nn
Breaking NewsThe Oando-sponsored Lakowe Lakes Golf Classic is set to attract top African professionals with an enhanced prize purse and world ranking points at stake.nn
Breaking NewsNigeria’s Flamingos are targeting the WAFU B U-17 title in Ivory Coast as a key part of their preparation for the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup in Morocco.nn
Breaking NewsThe Lagos State House of Assembly has passed the 2026 Budget Reordering Bill presented by Governor Sanwo-Olu, raising the state’s total budget to N4.445tn.nn
Breaking NewsThe Lagos State Parking Authority (LASPA) says parking fee defaulters owe up to N500m and it will begin enforcement against defaulting businesses by Septemnn
Breaking NewsA group of donors has renovated the Lagos State University Law Clinic in honour of its former Chancellor, retired Justice George Oguntade.nn
Breaking NewsAliko Dangote is seeking to raise $1.6bn in Africa’s biggest IPO for his refinery, testing if the continent can finance its own industrialisation.nn
Breaking NewsAn editorial on why the Ajaokuta Steel Company, facing disconnection over N5.46bn debt, should be privatised to stop being a drain on Nigeria’s economy.nn
Breaking NewsNigeria’s Ambassador to Spain, Okezie Ikpeazu, has called for the revitalisation of bilateral agreements to strengthen trade and investment ties with Spainnn
Breaking NewsAI interactive content company, Flam, has raised $40m in a Series B funding round led by QED Investors to expand its research and global sales.nn
Breaking NewsFitch Ratings has warned that Nigeria’s proposed $5bn Total Return Swap could introduce significant risks to the country’s debt management and liquidity.nn
Breaking NewsA retired Anglican Bishop, Joseph Akinfenwa, has decried the hardship and insecurity in Nigeria, urging church leaders to speak truth to power.nn