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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A cracked smartphone or an outdated laptop does not usually look like a business opportunity.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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NNPC charts new course with Africa-focused energy strategy
The Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) Limited is broadening its ambitions beyond oil and gas production, unveiling plans to position…
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Nigeria’s crude oil production surges past OPEC target
Nigeria has recorded its strongest crude oil production performance in more than six years, surpassing its OPEC production quota for…
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Movies
Olodo Uprising: When popularity became more valuable than talent
One phrase was all it took to ignite one of Nigerian entertainment’s biggest debates this year. When rapper Ycee used…
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Nigeria tops Africa in responsible AI as global ranking jumps
Nigeria has emerged as Africa’s highest-ranked country in the latest Global Index on Responsible AI (GIRAI), climbing 42 places to…
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Experts push for campus wide-action as drug abuse spreads in universities
Stakeholders in Nigeria’s health and education sectors have called for a coordinated national response to rising substance and drug abuse in…
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IMF: Rising essentials may push more Nigerians into poverty
Nigeria’s economy may continue to expand over the next two years, but rising prices of food, energy and other essential…
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Burna Boy leads Nigerian artists on YouTube music
Burna Boy has further cemented his reputation as one of Africa’s most successful global music exports after emerging as the…
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ExxonMobil leads fresh investment drive as NUPRC awards 19 oil licences
Nigeria’s push to revive investment in its oil and gas sector received a major boost on Wednesday as ExxonMobil committed…
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Naijamade
The clay that built generations: The story of Nsukka pottery
Before aluminium pots filled kitchens and plastic buckets became household staples, there was clay. Across communities in present-day Nsukka, skilled…
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KAP Academy, Benin partner to train next generation of African filmmakers
As African countries look beyond traditional industries to grow their economies, governments and private institutions are increasingly turning to the…
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Skin Care
Lice infestation: Is camphor and chemicals enough?
Just when many people thought head lice had become a thing of the past, cases are once again becoming a…
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