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...UNVEILS 500 MASS TRANSIT BUSES Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, on Tuesday commissioned the Oshodi-Abule Egba Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) corridor. Ecstatic crowd of residents filed along the route to welcome the…

...TASKS DISCOS ON TRANSPARENCY, RESPONSIVENESS TO CONSUMER NEEDS Tayo Elegbede Stakeholders in the power sector have called for transparency, sensitivity and responsiveness from the Distribution Companies (Discos), and the…

A new information resource hub to provide media-driven and in-depth research on Nollywood—the globally renowned Nigerian motion picture industry, its practitioners and various publics has been unveiled in Lagos. NOMAREC according to its…

The controversy rages on as to whether stars are born or made. For Timon Ayodeji Gabriel, who will mark his 10th birthday next August, the argument seems to favour those who think stars are born. Nigerians, and indeed, the world can be…

The Lagos State Pension Commission (LASPEC) on Monday launched a retirees’ web portal specifically designed for prospective retirees and pensioners to interact with the commission on issues concerning their entitlements. Mr…

British manufacturers saw another sharp downturn in May but the pace of the slump eased off from April’s record fall as the coronavirus shutdown brought much of the economy to a halt, a survey confirmed on Monday. May’s final IHS…

The United States on Sunday recorded 820 new coronavirus fatalities in the previous 24 hours, but the country’s total death count neared 90,000, a Johns Hopkins University tracker reported. The latest toll, marked at 8:30 pm (0030 GMT…

Nigeria has recorded 184 new cases of the novel coronavirus, bringing its total infections to 4,971. The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control confirmed the new figures in a tweet late Wednesday. According to the NCDC, 51 new cases were…

A loss of N173 million that Universal Insurance Plc posted at half-year disappeared suddenly in the third quarter and in its place, a profit of over N90 million appeared at the end of September. Its third-quarter report, however, shows that…

A total N4,007.4 billion imports drove the value of Nigeria’s foreign trade in the second quarter of the year, pushing it to N8,603.4 billion for the period. Imports was 46.6 percent while exports accounted for 53.4 percent or N4,596.2…