Available data shows that Nigeria’s oil and gas industry had faced a plethora of challenges, ranging from low investor confidence, dwindling crude oil production worsened by theft and pipeline sabotage, absence of Final Investment Decisions (FIDs) on major …
Oba Dokun Thompson is the Oloni of Eti-Oni in Osun State. He is also the Founder of the International Cocoa Diplomacy (ICD). In this interview with NURUDEEN ALIMI, he speaks on the approval of the establishment of the National Cocoa Management Board, why …
The wife of Nigeria’s Vice President, Hajiya Nana Shettima, said the country’s progress depends on empowering women. At the closing of the 2025 Inspiration Women’s Summit in Abuja, she encouraged women to take leadership roles and use their strengths to …
The Nigerian government has called for the accelerated implementation of the Single African Air Transport Market (SAATM) among the African countries that have signed the agreement. Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo, made the …
Share Here is New Telegraph’s news roundup of the top 15 latest Nigerian news making headlines today Tuesday, May 20, 2025 Edo Assembly Deputy Speaker Resigns The Deputy Speaker of the Edo State House of Assembly, Mrs. Maria Oligbi-Edeko (PDP – Esan North- …
One of the founding theses of public administration reform philosophy is that the dysfunction and reconstruction of the administrative system must be figured out both in theory and in practice, and public administration had therefore historically …
•Claims members invest N353.7 billion in three years The Association of Meter Manufacturers of Nigeria (AMMON) has reiterated its call for full enforcement of the ‘Nigeria First Policy’ in the power sector, urging strict compliance by ministries, …
South Africa won their maiden CAF U-20 Africa Cup of Nations title with a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Morocco in Sunday night’s final at the June 30 Stadium in Cairo. Gomolemo Kekana’s stunning second-half strike proved decisive, as the Southern Africans …
Women in Nigeria make up nearly half of the population, but they are almost invisible in parliament. The country's senate has only four women compared to 109 men. In the House of Representatives, female lawmakers occupy only 16 of the 360 seats. Even …
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