German industry: Industry association BDI expects no more growth this year
The BDI industry association is canceling its growth forecast this year. Instead of the slight improvement previously envisaged, stagnation is…
Housing market: The number of regular rental offers has fallen by over a fifth since 2015
The number of regular rental offers has fallen by 22 percent since 2015. This is shown by data from 37…
Housing market: The number of regular rental offers has fallen by over a fifth since 2015
The number of regular rental offers has fallen by 22 percent since 2015. This is shown by data from 37…
“No Missing Money” — Federal Government of Nigeria Pushes Back on Revenue Diversion Claims
The Federal Government has rejected claims that federation revenues are being secretly diverted, insisting that such reports misrepresent findings from…
“Taken in the Night” — Terrorists Abduct Monarch, Demand ₦400m Ransom in Kwara State
Fear has gripped the Olayinka community in Ifelodun Local Government Area after gunmen stormed the home of their traditional ruler…
“One Party, Three Power Blocs” Crisis Tears Apart African Democratic Congress Ahead of 2027
What was once a growing political platform is now a battlefield. The African Democratic Congress (ADC) is locked in a…
“Journey to Write Exams Turns Into Nightmare” Students Among Passengers Abducted on Calabar Waterways
What should have been a simple journey to sit for an exam became a terrifying ordeal for dozens of passengers…
“Silence Before the Gunfire” — Eight Children Killed in Domestic Attack in Shreveport
A quiet Sunday morning turned into unimaginable horror in a neighbourhood in Shreveport, Louisiana, where a gunman carried out a…
“From Controversy to Command” — Akin Fakorede’s New Posting Sparks Unease Inside the Force
Inside the corridors of the Force Criminal Investigation Department Annex in Alagbon, Lagos, the mood is far from routine. The…
The Credential Gap: Why Orhionmwon/Uhunmwode Deserves The Substance Of Washington Osifo Over The Shadows Of Disputed Titles
By Osato Imafidon IN the theater of Nigerian politics, there is a recurring tragedy where “minimum requirements” are often mistaken…