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Inflation in the UK drops to 2.8%, but a new price spike is threatened by the Iran War. UK inflation

Inflation in the UK drops to 2.8%, but a new price spike is threatened by the Iran War.

Chief Reporter May 21, 2026

Inflation in the UK fell slightly in April, giving a small reprieve to consumers grappling with the...

Significant Crackdown: NSCDC Seals Steel Company and Arrests Suspects for Infrastructure Theft

Chief Reporter May 17, 2026

The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) has busted a large-scale vandalism and illegal recycling network...

Nigerians brace for higher petrol prices as usage up 10.8% to 52.4 mln liters petrol-768x413

Nigerians brace for higher petrol prices as usage up 10.8% to 52.4 mln liters

Chief Reporter May 16, 2026

Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), often known as petrol, recorded a 10.78 per cent increase in Nigeria’s daily...

“In 2026, Nigeria will spend approximately $11.6 billion on debt servicing.” Nigerian debts Tinubu

“In 2026, Nigeria will spend approximately $11.6 billion on debt servicing.”

Chief Reporter May 15, 2026

President Bola Tinubu has predicted Nigeria would spend roughly US$11.6 billion on debt servicing in 2026. Presidential...

Celebration in Nigeria Marred by Deepening Cost-of-Living Crisis Despite Wage Increase Nigeria market place

Celebration in Nigeria Marred by Deepening Cost-of-Living Crisis Despite Wage Increase

Chief Reporter May 1, 2026

Cost-of-living constraints are dampening this year’s May Day celebrations in Nigeria, where workers are grappling with rising...

TUC Alerts FG to the Potential for Nationwide Protest Due to Hardship TUC Union

TUC Alerts FG to the Potential for Nationwide Protest Due to Hardship

Chief Reporter April 29, 2026

The Trade Union Congress (TUC) has warned that it may mobilise Nigerian workers for a statewide demonstration...

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Emir Sanusi to Tinubu: Why are we borrowing after subsidy removal?

Chief Reporter April 25, 2026

Muhammadu Sanusi II, the Emir of Kano, has said that he is worried about the federal government’s...

Nigeria’s power sector incidents result in 192 fatalities and injuries, although marginal improvements in safety. The-Nigerian-Electricity-Regulatory-Commission-NERC-1536x864-1

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Nigeria’s power sector incidents result in 192 fatalities and injuries, although marginal improvements in safety.

Chief Reporter April 23, 2026

There are still severe safety problems in Nigeria’s energy industry. In 2025, at least 192 people were...

Thirteen capital market companies’ assets are frozen by the SEC due to connections to terrorism financing.

Chief Reporter April 15, 2026

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), which oversees Nigeria’s capital market, has ordered the immediate freezing of...

International Gold Drops as the Dollar Rises and the Iran Conflict Grows Gold bar

International Gold Drops as the Dollar Rises and the Iran Conflict Grows

Chief Reporter April 8, 2026

Gold prices went down on Monday because tensions in the Middle East were rising and the dollar...

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Inflation in the UK drops to 2.8%, but a new price spike is threatened by the Iran War.

Significant Crackdown: NSCDC Seals Steel Company and Arrests Suspects for Infrastructure Theft

Nigerians brace for higher petrol prices as usage up 10.8% to 52.4 mln liters

“In 2026, Nigeria will spend approximately $11.6 billion on debt servicing.”

Celebration in Nigeria Marred by Deepening Cost-of-Living Crisis Despite Wage Increase

TUC Alerts FG to the Potential for Nationwide Protest Due to Hardship

Emir Sanusi to Tinubu: Why are we borrowing after subsidy removal?

Nigeria’s power sector incidents result in 192 fatalities and injuries, although marginal improvements in safety.

Thirteen capital market companies’ assets are frozen by the SEC due to connections to terrorism financing.

International Gold Drops as the Dollar Rises and the Iran Conflict Grows

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