Nigeria's Military Aircraft Disaster Claims 32 Lives; Regional Security Concerns Raised
Nigeria's President declares national mourning after military plane crashes in Ondo State, killing 25 passengers and seven crew.
Nigerian Military Aircraft Crashes in Ondo State, Killing 32—Regional Air Safety Concerns Mount
A Nigerian Air Force plane carrying 32 people crashed Monday in southwestern Ondo state with no survivors, prompting investigations.
Nigerian Security Crisis Deepens as 28 Suspected Kidnap Victims' Remains Found in Forest Camps
Police in south-eastern Nigeria have recovered remains of at least 28 people from suspected criminal hideouts, raising fresh concerns about organised kidnapping gangs.
Nigeria's $400m Mambilla hydropower dispute victory: What it means for West Africa's energy future
Nigeria wins major arbitration case against Sunrise Power over delayed Mambilla hydroelectric project, clearing path for regional power expansion.
Nigeria's mining crisis: 37 detained in mass custody death – what Ghana can learn
Thirty-seven suspected illegal miners died in Nigerian detention, raising alarm over enforcement tactics across West Africa's gold-rich nations.
Dangote's $2.1bn refinery IPO opens Africa's biggest share sale to ordinary investors
Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote launches Africa's largest public share offering, targeting retail investors with shares costing as little as $4.
FIFA and CAF halt Nigeria football elections amid governance turmoil; what it means for West African football
FIFA and CAF have suspended Nigeria's September 27 football federation elections to assess governance and administrative issues.
Nigerian Influencer's Death in Bangkok Raises Questions About Cosmetic Surgery Safety Standards
Thai health authorities investigate clinic where London-based content creator died following penis enlargement procedure in March.
Uber exits Nigeria and Uganda; Ghana among four African markets still operating
Ride-hailing giant Uber closes operations in Nigeria and Uganda, citing difficult market conditions. Ghana remains one of only four African countries where Uber still operates.
Nigerian Actress Patience Ozokwor's Parenting Wisdom Resonates Across West Africa: Why Ghanaian Parents Should Listen
Renowned Nigerian actress Patience Ozokwor advocates for allowing children to face manageable challenges to build resilience and independence.
Why Context Matters: The Tony Elumelu Name-Use Debate Reveals Deep Cultural Divides Between Africa and the West
A viral video of Nigerian billionaire Tony Elumelu correcting a young mentee for using his first name has ignited debate about respect, culture, and professional etiquette across Africa.
Nigerian innovator Smart Israel wins $100,000 Global Citizen award for climate-smart farming technology
Smart Israel's hydroponic farming system recognised internationally for tackling food insecurity across Nigeria's vulnerable communities.