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ArticleFTSE Rus­sell Restores Nigeria to Fron­tier Mar­ket Status After Three-year Exit

Nigeria is set to reclaim its place in the global invest­ment map as inter­na­tional index pro­vider, FTSE Rus­sell, announced moves to restore the coun­try to its Fron­tier Mar­ket clas­si­fic­a­tion, end­ing a three-year period in which the Nigerian...

FTSE Rus­sell Restores Nigeria to Fron­tier Mar­ket Status After Three-year Exit

ArticleLOCAL CONTENT VISIT ASO ROCK...

L-R: Pres­id­ent of the Sen­ate, Godswill Akpa­bio; Pres­id­ent Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Chair­man, Sen­ate Com­mit­tee on Local Con­tent, Joel-onawakpo Thomas, dur­ing a visit to the Villa, yes­ter­day

LOCAL CONTENT VISIT ASO ROCK...

ArticleADC: Tinubu’s $1 Bil­lion Social Fund Panic Reac­tion to Atiku’s Sub­sidy Plan

The African Demo­cratic Con­gress (ADC) has described the fed­eral gov­ern­ment’s announce­ment of a $1 bil­lion social pro­tec­tion pro­gramme as a panic reac­tion to its pres­id­en­tial can­did­ate, Atiku Abubakar’s plan to intro­duce tar­geted...

ADC: Tinubu’s $1 Bil­lion Social Fund Panic Reac­tion to Atiku’s Sub­sidy Plan

ArticleU.S. Con­sul Gen­eral: Nigeria-us Ties Could Shape Africa’s Future, Influ­ence Global Affairs

United States Con­sul Gen­eral in Lagos, Mr. Brandon Hud­s­peth, says the part­ner­ship between Nigeria and the United States has the poten­tial not only to shape the future of Amer­ica’s rela­tion­ship with Africa but also to influ­ence global...

U.S. Con­sul Gen­eral: Nigeria-us Ties Could Shape Africa’s Future, Influ­ence Global Affairs

ArticleMTN Records 62% Local Pro­cure­ment, Spends N2.7trn on Nigerian Sup­pli­ers in 2025

The MTN Nigeria Plc has dis­closed that it has 99.9 per cent Nigerian work­force, achieved over 62 per cent local pro­cure­ments, and has reduced the num­ber of expat­ri­ates in its employ­ment to four com­pared to over 300 for­eign experts it had in...

MTN Records 62% Local Pro­cure­ment, Spends N2.7trn on Nigerian Sup­pli­ers in 2025

ArticleOtti: Abia’s Future will be Driven by Cre­at­ive Oppor­tun­ity, Not Min­er­als

Abia State Gov­ernor, Dr. Alex Otti, has appealed to all Abi­ans to com­mit to build­ing and hand­ing over a bet­ter Abia, where value cre­ation, rather than min­er­als bur­ied in the bowels of the earth, will drive growth and devel­op­ment. In a...

Otti: Abia’s Future will be Driven by Cre­at­ive Oppor­tun­ity, Not Min­er­als

ArticleNBC: Stronger Bor­der Cooper­a­tion Needed to Tackle Africa’s Secur­ity Threats

The National Bound­ary Com­mis­sion (NBC) has called for stronger cooper­a­tion among African gov­ern­ments, aca­demia, bor­der com­munit­ies and devel­op­ment part­ners to tackle grow­ing secur­ity and gov­ernance chal­lenges across the con­tin­ent’s...

NBC: Stronger Bor­der Cooper­a­tion Needed to Tackle Africa’s Secur­ity Threats