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FirstBank says it screened 505 transactions worth over N10tn for ESG risks. Screening matters only when findings change lending and affected communities.
Three major brewers recorded N112.87bn in H1 tax expense. Consumers need the full cost and volume picture before accepting another price increase.
NPA helped release stranded NDPHC power equipment and avert losses. Critical infrastructure cargo needs predictable clearance, not executive rescue.
MOFI says institutional capital is key to Nigeria's $1 trillion ambition. The real test is productive assets, enforceable governance and household gains.
Peter Obi wants Tinubu to account directly for his first term. Nigeria needs structured debates, verified numbers and fewer proxy arguments.
Fresh attacks and rejection of another military deployment show Plateau's security crisis is also a crisis of trust, evidence and accountability.
Governor Alia says Benue land will not be forced into a federal ranching plan. A workable policy needs consent, law, resettlement and transparent terms.
Tinubu has ordered a coordinated rescue after another Niger State mass abduction. Families need verified updates, safe recovery and prevention that lasts.
Voter dissatisfaction does not automatically defeat an incumbent. Nigeria's 2027 race may turn on opposition coordination, geography and turnout.
Cross River is seeking $25 million for emergency relief, slope stabilisation, drainage and resilience. Public milestones should follow the funding request.
Oyo protested Governor Seyi Makinde's exclusion from a federal road flag-off. Infrastructure ceremonies should clarify accountability, not stage party rivalry.
The NBA conference clash over subsidy, insecurity and governing records showed why Nigeria’s 2027 debate needs evidence, costed plans and enforceable safeguards—not applause lines.
Atiku's ADC says skipping the 2027 peace accord was a protest against weak enforcement. The objection raises a fair question but creates a new test.
A five-day gridlock on the Benin-Sapele-Effurun corridor trapped people, fuel and goods. Its real cost reaches factories, food and fares.
Ondo will deliver massively for Tinubu, says Aiyedatiwa. Katsina says the same. So will everyone else for the next five months. Here is what the promise is actually worth.
A number worth stopping on. It is roughly eleven times the national minimum wage, for one person, every month, for medicine alone.
An offhand remark about dating that six outlets picked up. Underneath it is a fairly specific observation about Nigerian men, money and who feels entitled to approach whom.
