Found 2016 results for “Nigeria”
The Nigeria League Organization (NLO) has mandated all affiliated clubs to refrain from engaging in any private leagues that lack official recognition from the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF). This directive aims to uphold the integrity of the sport and protect the interests of players and clubs alike.
The Gymnastics Federation of Nigeria (GFN) has secured an agreement with Turkey to enhance the training of Nigerian gymnastics coaches and judges. This collaboration aims to bolster Nigeria's competitive edge ahead of the 2028 Olympic Games and the 2027 African Games.
The OHO Group of Companies emerges as a transformative force in Nigeria's entrepreneurial landscape, uniting three established enterprises under a cohesive vision. With a focus on independent business development, OHO Group aims to foster sustainable wealth creation across diverse industries.
Zenith Bank has disclosed a 19% drop in its half-year profit, attributed to a decline in revenue, yet has maintained an interim dividend of N1.5 per share, up from N1.25 last year. This financial performance highlights ongoing challenges within the banking sector amidst a fluctuating economic landscape.
Fitch Ratings has revised Nigeria's economic outlook to positive, attributing this change to ongoing monetary and exchange rate reforms. The rating agency expressed confidence that these reforms will maintain momentum through the upcoming elections.
Access Holdings has confirmed the retirement of one of its executive directors, a move aimed at aligning with the Central Bank of Nigeria's Corporate Governance Guidelines. This strategic decision reflects the company's commitment to uphold best practices in financial management and governance.
The Enugu State government has announced a significant $200 million investment aimed at developing a 100 megawatt solar power facility. This initiative, valued at approximately N300 billion, was unveiled during a meeting between Governor Peter Mbah and Eauxwell Nigeria Limited's delegation.
Renowned poet Ogaga Ifowodo has been awarded the prestigious $100,000 Nigeria Prize for Literature for his compelling collection that delves into themes of religious and political violence in Nigeria. The work uniquely channels the voice of a victim, offering profound insights into the nation's turmoil.
In a heartfelt letter, Osmund Agbo expresses his profound admiration and unease regarding the current state of Nigeria, addressing the literary icon Prof. Wole Soyinka. The correspondence highlights the urgency of introspection and action in the face of national challenges.
Reflecting on experiences from Bangkok, a city of stark contrasts, the opportunity for growth in Nigeria emerges alongside significant pricing risks. This analysis highlights the delicate balance between seizing potential and managing challenges in the Nigerian landscape.
In a significant ruling, the Federal High Court in Jos has mandated the All Progressives Congress to conduct new primary elections in ten wards of the Jos South/Jos East Federal Constituency. This decision aims to address concerns regarding the legitimacy of previous electoral processes within the party.
The Nigeria Customs Service, in collaboration with the NDLEA, intercepted two containers at Tin Can Island Port containing illicit drugs hidden in vehicles and spare parts. The operation highlights ongoing efforts to combat drug smuggling in the country.
President Bola Tinubu's decision to eliminate petrol subsidies has become a defining moment of his administration, showcasing both courage and the challenges of governance in Nigeria. As the implications of this bold move unfold, the struggle for millions of Nigerians raises questions about the sustainability of his policies.
The Court of Appeal in Kaduna has upheld a lower court's decision to deny bail for former Governor Nasir El-Rufai, indicating the court's stringent stance on his case. This ruling marks a significant development in the ongoing legal challenges faced by the ex-governor.
Corporal Nwafor, a 75-year-old Biafran war veteran, advocates for the recognition of all victims of the Nigerian Civil War, urging the establishment of a Biafra Remembrance Day. His remarks come during the 59th memorial of the Asaba massacre, highlighting the need for a comprehensive acknowledgment of the conflict's tragic history.
