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By Adaobi Rhema OguejioforNigeria’s tech revolution is unfolding quietly. Across the country, disciplined founders are building globally relevant infrastructure and platforms that are redefining value, influence, and economic…
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By Anscella ObikeNigeria’s electricity sector continues to grapple with deep-seated structural and financial challenges, with recent data indicating a sharp deterioration in its balance sheet. As the Federal Government advances…
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By Adaobi Rhema OguejioforWhen Chery Automobile confirmed it had exported 1.34 million vehicles in 2025, securing its position as China’s number one passenger car exporter for the 23rd consecutive year, the numbers did more than…
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By Anscella ObikeNgeria’s entertainment industry has opened 2026 with a powerful statement, one that reaffirms the country’s place as a cultural giant in Africa. In just the first weeks of the year, Nollywood and Afrobeats…
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By Anscella ObikeNigeria’s maritime sector is stepping into 2026 with renewed energy, shaped by new international partnerships and several policy actions aimed at keeping port operations stable. The overall picture is a mix of…
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By Anastasia AdaezeAs the calendar turns and January 2026 unfolds, there is a subtle but unmistakable shift in the air. The world itself may look the same, yet something within feels renewed. This is not the rush of unrealistic…
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By Adaobi Rhema OguejioforAutism is a lifelong neurodivergence with a huge impact on a patient’s education, employment, and relationships. It affects daily life through challenges with social communication, sensory processing, and…
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Sen. Heineken Lokpoiri, Nigerian Minister of State for Petroleum (Oil) (L) in a warm handshake with James Shindi, CEO of Brevity Anderson, producers of the Nigeria International Energy Summit (NIES)In a world increasingly defined by…
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The air in Bodo hasn’t changed much in thirty years. It still carries that heavy, metallic tang, the scent of a landscape marinating in its own wealth and its own ruin. But lately, a new sound has begun to vibrate through the mangrove…
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As Nigeria enters a decisive stretch in its long-declared Decade of Gas, the signals from the sector are beginning to shift from aspiration to measurable progress. By the end of 2025, national gas production had climbed to 7.5 billion…
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