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Nigeria and Russia have resolved to overhaul their 1967 Bilateral Air Services Agreement to reflect modern aviation realities and emerging commercial opportunities. The renegotiated pact aims to reinforce diplomatic relations while unlocking direct flight operations between both nations. Officials expect the modernized framework to expand mutual economic ties and streamline travel between Abuja and Moscow.
Former Congolese President Joseph Kabila has re-emerged at the helm of a new rebel alliance, directly challenging his successor Félix Tshisekedi. The dramatic shift threatens to plunge eastern DR Congo into deeper instability and derail fragile regional peace efforts. As tensions escalate, Kabila's return to armed struggle marks a volatile turning point in Congolese politics.
The All Progressives Congress has defended President Bola Tinubu's controversial ₦10 billion solar mini-grid project at the Presidential Villa. Campaign spokesperson Kemi Asekun argued the transition will ease mounting strain on Nigeria's overwhelmed national grid, freeing up power for ordinary citizens.
Arsenal's teenage midfielder Ethan Nwaneri has ignited excitement among Nigerian supporters after recent social media activity hinted at a potential international allegiance switch. Eligible through his heritage, the London-born talent would represent a significant coup for the Super Eagles if he commits to Nigeria over England.
The Confederation of African Football has officially restored the Africa Cup of Nations to its traditional two-year cycle. The reversal safeguards the continent's flagship sporting spectacle and its vital role in uniting African football culture and national pride.
South Sudanese runner and IOC member Yiech Pur Biel is breaking boundaries once again at the Youth Olympics. Leading the inaugural refugee team, the trailblazing athlete continues to redefine African resilience and global sports representation on the world stage.
Nigerian singer Omah Lay teams up with American rapper Gunna on 'Back To Lagos', bridging Afrobeats and hip-hop. The collaboration meditates on ambition, global luxury, and the pull of home amidst the dizzying pressures of stardom.
Afrobeats icon Tiwa Savage celebrates high standards, financial autonomy, and effortless glamour on her vibrant track "African Baddie." The self-affirming anthem blends bold lyricism with irresistible rhythms, reinforcing her status as one of the continent's most stylish and unapologetic musical forces.
Nigerian heavyweights Phyno and Lojay deliver a vibrant party record celebrating romance and feminine allure. Fusing Nigerian Pidgin with Igbo expressions, 'Bom Bom' establishes itself as an infectious dancefloor groove crafted for nightlife energy.
The Nigerian equity market closed the trading week on a decisive high, adding N141 billion in market capitalization. Strong demand for medium- and large-cap stocks drove the rally, reflecting renewed investor confidence and liquidity across key local counters.
Nigeria has demonstrated that robotic telesurgery is achievable on home soil, marking a breakthrough for African healthcare innovation. However, translating high-tech surgical feats into widespread clinical access requires tackling severe infrastructure and funding deficits. The focus must now shift toward sustainable investment to bring remote care to scale nationwide.
Nigerian fintech giant OPay has officially postponed its planned initial public offering on the New York Stock Exchange. The decision follows an ongoing internal review as the digital payment platform navigates shifting global market conditions. The delay marks a brief pause in what remains one of Africa's most closely watched market debuts.
