Lagos begins 35-day traffic diversion on Ozumba Mbadiwe for repair work
The Lagos State government has begun a 35-day traffic diversion on Ozumba Mbadiwe Road today, Monday, October 19, 2026 to
KILOWI Lyrics by Fireboy DML
Fireboy DML Lyrics KILOWI by Fireboy DML is an emotional, introspective track about heartbreak, unrequited love, and the desperation to hold on to a relationship that seems to be falling apart, the lyrics centers on Fireboy’s struggle to understand why someone he deeply loves is willing to leave so
Nigeria’s financial inclusion is growing, but access to credit still lags
For lenders, they must determine whether a borrower earns enough to repay, whether that income can be verified, what other financial obligations the borrower has, and how likely they are to meet the repayment schedule. As a result, people can participate in the formal financial system and still stru
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EDITORIAL: Issues should dominate as campaigns kick-off
Nigerians expect the presidential candidates to come up with governance frameworks that would checkmate the unabashed looting of the country’s oil resources. The post EDITORIAL: Issues should dominate as campaigns kick-off appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
South Africa: Elections 2026 - Midlands Municipality Claws Back Millions in Electricity Revenue
[GroundUp] uMngeni has installed nearly 1,900 smart meters to curb electricity losses
South Africa: AI Cannot Predict SA's 2026 Elections Outcome, but It May Influence November 4 Polls
[Daily Maverick] AI models do not know how South Africans will vote on 4 November 2026. Yet people increasingly use them to understand the world, and their answers can help shape the reality they merely appear to describe.
Mali: Military Attacks On Civilians, Insurgent Abuses
[HRW] African Union Should Act to Prevent Further Atrocities
Sterling Bank joins $4.1bn scheme to finance Renaissance oil contractors
Sterling Bank has joined a $4.1 billion and N435 billion financing scheme involving 13 financial institutions to improve access to
Nigeria backed farmers with subsidies. Where is the cheaper food?
Imagine a country celebrating a bumper harvest while millions of its citizens cannot afford three decent meals a day. It