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By Oluwatope Lawanson In order to tackle power supply issue, which is one of the biggest challenges for businesses in Lagos and Nigeria, the Lagos State government has reaffirmed its commitment to renewable energy and  electricity, to stimulate economic activities

BBC’s Martin Patience is leaving Nigeria after 2 years. I listened to a recap of his lessons learned in a version of the ‘From Our Own Correspondent’ yesterday. Below is a transcribed excerpt of his version. ”Nigeria is truly the maddest

Decrying the present political and economic state of the Nigerian Nation, elderstatesman and popular columnist, Chief Tola Adeniyi has given up hopes about any likely sudden turnaround for the country, if revolutionary actions and constitutional amendments are not urgently made. To

Government of Abia State is to begin the establishment of what it called “The New Umuahia City,” as part of its transformation agenda for the state. The move is in response to the need to expand and modernise the current cityscape, considered

Ordinarily, I would not have commented on this issue, as I have endured far worse situations in my political life since I declared for the presidency, and it continues to worsen as I strive to do things in a civilised and

AT least 51 people were killed by gunmen in the early hours of Monday in Nigeria’s northern Plateau state, residents and Amnesty International said, two weeks after deadly clashes in another part of the state left dozens dead. Last week, the

PRESIDENT Bola Tinubu has pushed the resolution of the killings in the State to the Governor and the state government. He expressed his sympathy over the most recent bloodshed that has plagued Plateau State for two weeks. After the burial of 52