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September 27, 2005
German-Nigerian cultural diplomacy and the struggle for global equity
From the archives
September 27, 2005
German-Nigerian cultural diplomacy and the struggle for global equity
From the archives
September 26, 2005
German-Nigerian cultural diplomacy and the struggle for global equity
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Pension arrears: PenCom intervenes as police disperse protesting retirees
Tension rose in Lagos yesterday as policemen attached to the Lagos State Command reportedly fired teargas to disperse pensioners
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Oriire Kidnappers subjected us to hell for 56 days, victim tells court
A witness of the Department of state security ( DSS) on Thursday narrated to the Federal High Court in Abuja, how the 49 kidnapped students and teachers of Schools in Orire local government of Oyo State, were subjected to dehumanizing
Business
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Business leaders examine $1 trillion economy path
Nigeria’s ambition to accelerate economic expansion is putting its growth strategy, productivity and management capacity under renewed scrutiny, with business stakeholders set to examine what it will take to reverse the decline in economic output and achieve sustained development. The
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Energy
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Tougher times ahead as M’East crisis cuts crude processing by 1.4m bpd
The prolonged conflict in the Middle East is reshaping global oil markets beyond crude price volatility, with a fresh analysis by Wood Mackenzie warning that refinery disruptions could remove an estimated 1.4 million barrels per day (bpd) from global crude
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Politics
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2027: Opposition begins single-candidate talks as ADC faction disowns Atiku
Nigeria's opposition parties yesterday began laying the groundwork for a single presidential candidate and four-year transition programme ahead of 2027
Sports
See AllBurna Boy to headline halftime show at 2026 U.S.’ National Football League
The National Football League (www.NFL.com) announced yesterday that Grammy Award-winnint titan, Burna Boy will headline the halftime show during the 2026 NFL Paris Game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and New Orleans Saints on October 25 at Stade de France. The
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Burna Boy to headline halftime show at 2026 NFL Paris game
Nigerian Afrobeats star Burna Boy is set to headline the halftime show at the first-ever NFL regular-season game in Paris, adding another major international sporting stage to his growing list of performances. The Grammy-winning singer will perform on Sunday, October
Technology
See AllHow Faster 4G, 5G Are Taking Nigerian Creators to Global Audiences
For Nigerian content creators, the difference between a delayed upload and a finished production schedule is increasingly tied to the quality of the mobile connection available when a video project is ready for distribution. As the country’s creator economy expands,
16 September 2026
New multilingual AI agents speak indigenous languages, make calls
16 September 2026
Privacy hurdles for NCC, device management system era
15 September 2026
How Fintech is reshaping cross-border money transfers for Nigerians
14 September 2026
FG unveils N10b digital training investment, targets 32,000 jobs
Opinion
See AllReincarnation, still a moot subject
By Abdu Rafiu Reincarnation has, for ages, remained a controversial subject. The following is a reaction to the subject of reincarnation treated in this column last week. Come with me; the rejoinder reads as follows: Thank you, Sir, for this
18 September 2026
Lagosians must stop treating waste as government’s problem
18 September 2026
Why great organisations fail: Boardroom questions we rarely ask
18 September 2026
Who keeps the reform alive after its champion leaves?
18 September 2026
Jason Arday, black scholarship: What’s wrong with the academy?
Interviews
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Women of Rubies joins Canadian Business Community in mourning Maryam Muritala
Women of Rubies has joined members of Canada’s business and Nigerian communities in mourning the passing of Maryam Muritala, Founder of Canada Vendors and Canada Business Forum. Maryam was a foreign-trained lawyer, business development consultant, entrepreneur and community builder whose
12 September 2026
Jennifer Uloko: Nigerian women are not limited by where they start
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Oluwadamilola Esan advocates genAI to strengthen Nigeria’s food infrastructure
By Oluwadamilare Sadare As Nigeria continues to confront food insecurity, post-harvest losses, and weaknesses across its agricultural value chains, Nigerian researcher Oluwadamilola Esan is advocating greater attention to the role that emerging technologies can play in strengthening the infrastructure that
Marie Claire Nigeria Trend Report: London Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2027
London brought its signature mix of tradition and rebellion to the SS27 runways, and we’ve rounded up the trends we loved most.
