For many Nigerians, pay-TV is a source of entertainment, education, and information. Yet, instead of providing seamless access to quality content, the industry is plagued by frustrations—unfair pricing, hidden charges,
The annulled presidential election of June 12, 1993, remains one of the most significant and painful chapters in Nigeria’s history. Widely regarded as the country’s fairest electoral process, it was
As the global economy shifts and nations seek innovative ways to sustain growth, Nigeria finds itself at a crossroads. With a rapidly growing population, vast natural resources, and a thriving
Nigeria’s broadcasting industry has lost one of its pioneering figures, Anike Agbaje-Williams, the first woman to appear on television in the country. She passed away at the age of 88,
Lafarge Africa, a leading building materials company, has announced a remarkable financial achievement, reporting a doubled profit of N100 billion. This significant increase in profitability reflects the company’s strong market
In a move aimed at protecting consumer interests, the Nigerian government has directed MultiChoice, the parent company of DStv, to suspend its planned price increase for its subscription services. This
MTN Nigeria has announced a staggering N400 billion loss, attributed primarily to the significant devaluation of the Nigerian naira. The telecommunications giant, a major player in the country’s economy, revealed
Leading election monitoring group, YIAGA Africa, has called for an urgent reform of Nigeria’s voting system, insisting that the ‘No Permanent Voter Card (PVC), No Vote’ policy must be abolished.
The rising cost of living in Nigeria has taken a heavy toll on Lagos residents, as inflation continues to drive a rental crisis in the country’s commercial hub. Many tenants
Governor Bala Mohammed of Bauchi State has announced plans to bolster security along the state’s borders following reports of increasing threats from insurgents and cross-border criminal activities. Speaking at a
