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The recent moves by the Nigerian Senate to amend its Standing Orders mark a significant shift in the internal power dynamics of the 11th National Assembly (expected in 2027). While the official narrative centers on “streamlining legislative hierarchy,” the practical effect is

The 300 firms competing for 50 oil blocks marks a significant milestone in Nigeria’s efforts to revitalize its energy sector. This 2025/2026 licensing round, managed by the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC), is the largest of its kind since the enactment

The “Band Regime” in Nigeria’s power sector is currently facing what many stakeholders are calling a functional collapse. Despite the initial promise of higher tariffs in exchange for guaranteed hours (Band A receiving 20+ hours), the system has buckled under the weight

The Kled app (Kled AI) has sparked significant conversations on May 5, It serves as a stark example of the friction between high-growth AI startups and the complex realities of operating in emerging markets. The situation is a bit more nuanced than

President Bola Tinubu approved the immediate deployment of four newly appointed and sworn-in Federal Permanent Secretaries. This move is part of the administration’s Renewed Hope Agenda, aimed at strengthening governance, enhancing service delivery, and fostering better collaboration between ministries. The Head of

Tension has gripped the northern socio-political landscape following the sealing of the national headquarters of the Arewa Consultative Forum in Kaduna by personnel of the Nigeria Police Force, an action the group has strongly condemned as unlawful and unjustified. The development, which

Nigeria’s First Lady, Oluremi Tinubu, has underscored the critical role of women in shaping the nation’s future, declaring that they occupy a strategic position to influence meaningful change across all sectors of society. She made the assertion in Abuja during a high-profile

In a sweeping move to restore discipline and reinforce internal accountability, the Nigerian Correctional Service has sanctioned 147 of its personnel over various acts of misconduct, including involvement in contraband trafficking within custodial centres. The announcement was made in Abuja by the