IMF warns rising global debt, energy costs threaten growth
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned that rising energy prices, record public debt and the rapid expansion of artificial
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UNILAG mourns Sobowale, celebrates legacy
The Faculty of Communication and Media Studies, University of Lagos (UNILAG), has mourned the passing of Idowu Sobowale, a distinguished
Energy transition: Why fossil fuels aren’t going away — Mesagan
…as Pan-Atlantic University holds its 26th inaugural lecture Fossil fuels will remain a critical part of the global energy mix
Fashion law and business conference marks fifth year with global trade focus
The Fashion Law Institute Africa (FLIAfrica) will hold the fifth edition of the Fashion Law & Business Conference (FLBC) on
YIAGA Africa: Will over 84% of Nigerians vote?
Can Nigerians still be persuaded that their votes matter? Or have years of political disappointments, economic hardship and distrust in
Why health should be seen as economic problem as well as medical one — Atima
Michael Efetobore Atima studied Business Administration (with specialisation in actuarial science) but moved from actuarial science to health advocacy at
ASUU suspends strike in three Lagos varsities, lecturers resume classes
Lecturers in three Lagos State-owned universities have suspended their industrial action and will return to classrooms immediately, ending a disruption
Dangote Refinery IPO targets 10m investors to reshape Nigeria’s capital market
The Dangote Petroleum Refinery and Petrochemicals public offer is targeting a milestone that could redefine retail participation in Nigeria’s capital
INEC omits Adebutu, Pantami from 2027 governorship candidates’ lists
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has omitted Ladi Adebutu, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governorship candidate in Ogun State,
KFC, Pepsi partner in new campaign for Nigerian customers
KFC Nigeria has partnered with Pepsi to launch a month-long customer reward campaign, tagged “Zing and Sip,” offering customers the