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Business

Nigeria’s new e-invoicing rules: What large firms should expect
For businesses with an annual gross turnover of five billion naira or more, July 31 is more than another compliance…
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Business

Petrol imports are falling. Cooking gas is telling a different story
Nigeria’s energy story appears to be moving in two different directions. On one side, the country’s dependence on imported petrol…
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Happening Now

Burna Boy makes FIFA World Cup halftime history
Grammy Award-winning Afrobeats star Damini Ebunoluwa Ogulu, popularly known as Burna Boy, has become the first Nigerian artiste to perform…
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NCDMB, Renaissance launch oil and gas training for 300 graduates
The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) and Renaissance Africa Energy Company Limited have launched a new skills development…
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Movies

From knowledge to clout: How Nigerian TV changed
A few weekends ago, a picnic among friends unexpectedly turned into a Nigerian TV debate. The group included millennials and…
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High food prices still threaten Nigerians despite slower inflation – CPPE
While Nigeria’s inflation rate appears to be stabilising, experts warn that rising food prices remain the country’s biggest economic challenge,…
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Health

Signs your heart may be giving out
There is a reason sudden collapse often feels shocking. Heart emergencies can happen without much notice, but they are rarely…
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Naijamade

Kwagh Hir: Nigeria’s theatre before modern theatre
When people talk about the history of theatre in Nigeria, the conversation usually revolves around stage plays, famous playwrights and…
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Marketers reject Dangote’s dollar fuel pricing, warn of pressure on pump prices
Independent petroleum marketers have rejected Dangote Petroleum Refinery‘s decision to begin pricing petroleum products in United States dollars, warning that…
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Health

Wearing sunscreen in Nigeria: do we really need it?
For many Nigerians, sunscreen still feels like a product made for people living abroad. Some believe dark skin is naturally…
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Business

Can e-waste become Nigeria’s next recycling boom?
A cracked smartphone or an outdated laptop does not usually look like a business opportunity. These devices usually end up…
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