🇳🇬 Papa Ajasco’s claim of being broke untrue, says Wale Adenuga
The Nigerian entertainment sector has once again found itself at the center of intellectual property and contractual disputes, with prominent producer...
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Nigeria stands at an inflection point. With just over two years until the 2027 general elections, the nation's democratic institutions face a legitima...
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Nigeria's capital markets regulator has championed T+1 settlement—a system where trades settle one business day after execution rather than the curren...
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Nigeria's Labour Party (LP) has formally announced May 23rd, 2026, as the date for its presidential primaries, providing critical electoral clarity as...
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Nigeria's exchange-traded fund market is sending mixed signals to European investors, even as African governments prepare for a significant increase i...
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Nigeria's political landscape is crystallising around the 2027 presidential contest, with major parties finalising their electoral calendars while sig...
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Nigeria's cultural sector stands at a critical inflection point. Following a prominent advocate's call for dedicated government funding mechanisms, th...
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Africa's sovereign debt markets are entering a critical expansion phase. According to Standard & Poor's latest projections, African governments will i...
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Nigeria's electricity generation sector has reached a critical inflection point. A cascading debt crisis affecting the country's power generation comp...
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The dispute between veteran Nigerian filmmaker Wale Adenuga and Papa Ajasco (Abiodun Ayoyinka), star of the long-running sitcom "Jenifa's Diary," unde...
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Nigeria's economic landscape is signaling a cautiously optimistic environment for European manufacturers and industrial investors, though uneven secur...
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Nigeria's economic landscape is undergoing a dramatic reshuffling that demands immediate attention from European investors and entrepreneurs operating...
Read full analysis →Nigeria's infrastructure modernisation agenda has entered a critical implementation phase, with the Federal Government securing a substantial £746 mil...
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Nigeria's Continuous Voter Registration (CVR) Phase II has processed 2.65 million registrations in a single week, demonstrating logistical capability—...
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Nigeria's political and electoral institutions are demonstrating measurable progress in democratic participation, even as the country grapples with a ...
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Manchester City's recent performance struggles have prompted manager Pep Guardiola to acknowledge a fundamental shift in the club's competitive positi...
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The technological landscape across sub-Saharan Africa is experiencing a pivotal transformation, yet the vast majority of small and medium-sized enterp...
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The World Bank has identified Nigeria, Côte d'Ivoire, and Ethiopia as Africa's strongest growth engines, projecting robust economic expansion across t...
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The United Kingdom is witnessing a quiet but significant shift in its startup ecosystem, as Nigerian financial technology companies accelerate their m...
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Nigeria stands at a critical juncture. While policymakers aggressively pursue industrial expansion through massive fiscal intervention, the nation's i...
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