Shamonda Virus: What Nigerians need to know about the first human case
Shamonda virus, first identified in Nigerian cattle in 1965, has infected a human for the first time in France. Here is what we know about transmission and health risks. A…
Shamonda virus, first identified in Nigerian cattle in 1965, has infected a human for the first time in France. Here is what we know about transmission and health risks. A…
Abuja’s food scene is constantly evolving, with new restaurants opening their doors and giving residents more reasons to eat out. Whether you are looking for a cosy date-night spot, somewhere…
Nigeria recorded the largest increase in the number of people living in multidimensional poverty among countries where poverty rose, according to the 2026 Global Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI) from the…
The Nigeria fuel price discount announced on 8 October promises relief at the pump, but the savings are smaller and narrower than the headlines suggest. Here is what the government…
Nigeria prohibits child marriage under the Child Rights Act, but uneven implementation, gaps in legal protection and deeply rooted social and economic pressures continue to put millions of girls at…
The recently signed Nigeria-US framework is not a $700 billion investment cheque. It is an agreement to attract investment, develop critical minerals and build more of the value chain inside…
No single body sets Nigeria's petrol price. Here is how NMDPRA, Dangote Refinery, importers and depot owners each shape what you pay at the pump. No one fixes the pump…
Every September, world leaders, diplomats and government officials gather in New York for one of the biggest events on the international diplomatic calendar: the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA). The…
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo recently appeared on YouTuber Isbae U’s Curiosity Made Me Ask, a comedy interview show known for its sarcastic and unconventional questions. The appearance sparked debate online,…
The three selections show the range of Nigerian filmmaking currently reaching international festival audiences, from literary adaptations and star-led features to independent short films. Nigerian cinema is making its presence…