Presidency Explains ₦3.3 Trillion Power Debt Settlement

The Presidency has clarified President Tinubu's ₦3.3 trillion debt settlement plan for power generation companies, stating it's a structured reform effort based on verified claims rather than a reward for unverified obligations.

Sports Audiences Teach Newsrooms New Revenue Language

Nigerian digital publishers are learning from sports-driven audiences how to implement practical affiliate workflows. Mobile habits and faster campaign tools are reshaping monetization strategies as attention spans shorten and user journeys become more co

Eno Gets Ibom Deep Seaport Report, Pledges Project Push

Governor Umo Eno has received the feasibility report for the Ibom Deep Seaport, reaffirming his administration's commitment to moving the project toward implementation. The report outlines a PPP framework and plans for a regional transhipment hub.

MTN Nigeria CEO Gets N463m in Performance Shares

MTN Group has granted performance shares worth approximately N463.7 million to its Nigeria CEO Karl Toriola as part of a broader equity incentive plan for senior executives. The shares will vest over three years and are tied to specific performance target

Remote Worker Saves for Solar to Escape Generator Noise

A Nigerian remote worker is saving for a 2.5 KVA solar inverter with lithium batteries to avoid generator noise and fuel stress, sharing his progress on social media as he approaches the 50% payment needed for installation.

Uber Driver Breaks Down Real Daily Income After Costs

A Lagos-based e-hailing driver shares a detailed cost breakdown showing how advertised earnings of N60,000-N100,000 daily often shrink to just N3,000-N5,000 profit after fuel, commissions, and personal expenses.

Nigerians Groan Over Road Taxes Despite FG Ban

Nigerians, especially tricycle riders, are lamenting the enforcement of multiple road taxes across states, contradicting the Federal Government's ban. Operators detail high costs, extortion, and systemic issues that drain earnings.

Power Cuts in 7 Northern States for Grid Upgrade

Residents in seven northern Nigerian states will face scheduled power outages from April 9 to May 22, 2026, as authorities upgrade transmission infrastructure to improve grid reliability and efficiency.

Ugandan Visitor Praises Lagos Airport Staff's Professionalism

A Ugandan lady, Simpo Gladys, has commended the staff at Murtala Mohammed International Airport for their professional conduct during her recent visit, contrasting it with her experience two years ago when officials reportedly begged for dollars.

Naira Gains N15 as Reserves Drop $1.08 Billion

The Nigerian naira appreciated by N15 to close at N1,371.82 per dollar in the official market, even as foreign reserves fell by $1.08 billion amid global tensions. Analysts link the decline to reduced inflows, while the IMF urges stronger buffers.

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