KEY POINTS Canal+ seals $3 billion takeover of MultiChoice. Combined group to serve more than 40 million users. Deal strengthens Canal+ dominance in African pay-TV. French broadcaster Canal+ said Monday …
KEY POINTS Ezekiel Nathaniel breaks 400m hurdles record in Tokyo. He finished fourth after disqualification drama in the final. His performance inspires young Nigerian athletes worldwide. Ezekiel Nathaniel came within …
KEY POINTS Lagos international boat race to draw global participants. State deploys patrol boats and advanced surveillance systems. Event expected to boost tourism and city branding. Lagos State says it …
KEY POINTS Nigeria has made history an obligatory subject in schools once more. Students will learn about their culture, democracy, and civic values. The aim of reform is to foster …
KEY POINTS Dangote Refinery reshapes fuel market with direct petrol supplies. Private depots see deserted operations amid shifting dynamics. Fuel queues ease as refinery strengthens energy security. Dangote Petroleum Refinery’s …
KEY POINTS Dangote University of Ilorin hostel gets N1.1 billion backing. Project will address housing needs and mosque funding. Africa’s richest man continues record of philanthropy. Aliko Dangote is putting …
KEY POINTS Dangote net worth fell $163 million in four days. Dangote Cement shares dropped over 3 percent on the Nigerian Exchange. Dangote refinery shipped Nigeria’s first gasoline cargo to …
KEY POINTS Tinubu’s emergency rule in Rivers credited with restoring democracy. Local polls in 23 LGAs praised as peaceful and credible. RSIEC report on elections to guide government white paper. …
KEY POINTS Charlie Kirk shooting suspect captured after manhunt. Utah governor says state will seek death penalty. Mourning highlights political tension in the US. Mourners laid wreaths outside the US …
KEY POINTS Tinubu to address UN General Assembly debate. Nigeria keeps rare and prestigious speaking slot. UNGA 80 focuses on peace, development, and rights. Nigeria’s President Bola Tinubu is set …
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