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Nigeria is turning to mid-twentieth-century technology to solve its twenty-first-century literacy crisis. The Federal Government will soon launch a dedicated radio station to broadcast lessons for adult and non-formal education learners nationwide. Dr John Edeh, director at the National Commission for Mass Literacy, Adult and Non-Formal Education, announced the plan following approval from the Minister…
Nigeria’s brief season of cooling prices has come to an abrupt end. The headline inflation rate rose to 15.69% in April, up from 15.38% in March. Data from the National Bureau of Statistics shows that the modest economic gains recorded during the first quarter are rapidly melting away. This unexpected reversal shatters local hopes that…
The Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo, is urging state governments to establish their own airlines to boost domestic and regional connectivity. This drive aims to replicate the model seen in Akwa Ibom with Ibom Air, which currently dominates several local routes. By encouraging sub-national investment, the federal government hopes to fill the…
The Nigerian Army has severed a critical digital artery in the North-East. Troops of Operation Hadin Kai recently intercepted over 400 Starlink communication terminals destined for Boko Haram and ISWAP hideouts. These devices provided the high-speed internet necessary for insurgents to coordinate strikes from deep within the Sambisa Forest. Brig.-Gen. Beyidi Martins, Commander of Sector…
Nigeria’s opposition parties spent the weekend in a frantic dash to submit their membership registers to the Independent National Electoral Commission. The clock stopped at midnight on 10 May, marking the final cut-off for those planning to hold primaries by the end of the month. Under Section 77(4) of the Electoral Act 2026, parties must…
Nigerian troops killed at least 50 Islamic State West Africa Province fighters during a night raid on a military base in Yobe State. The insurgents launched a multi-pronged assault on the 27 Brigade headquarters in Buni Gari at 2 am on Thursday. They moved from the west and south in an attempt to encircle the…
The Nigeria Revenue Service has named Afri Invoice as an official system integrator for its mandatory electronic invoicing project. This move gives the company the power to link corporate billing systems directly to the state’s tax computers. It is part of a wider push to digitise the Nigerian economy and squeeze more revenue from the…
Goodluck Jonathan is back in court to defend his right to seek the presidency. The former president asked a Federal High Court in Abuja on Friday to dismiss a lawsuit intended to bar him from the 2027 election. His legal team argues that the Nigerian judiciary has already settled this matter. This latest challenge seeks…
Nigeria will not return to the ruinous era of fuel subsidies or state-mandated price controls. Finance Minister Taiwo Oyedele confirmed this stance to global investors in Paris this week. He argued that subsidies create economic distortions that the country can no longer afford. The government remains convinced that market forces are the only credible way…
Nigeria’s electricity distribution companies are learning a hard lesson in diminishing returns. Data from the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission shows that improved operational efficiency failed to stop a revenue slide in February. The sector received 17.64% more energy by value than in January, yet total billings dropped by nearly 10%. This gap suggests that while…
