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Business · The Punch ·
TranESS C&I Holds Acceptance and Handover Ceremony for 125kW DYQUE Energy Solution in Ikeja
TranESS C&I has held an acceptance and handover ceremony for a 125kW DYQUE energy solution in Ikeja. The headline does not specify the system’s intended use, the recipient or the details of the installation.
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Entertainment · PM News ·
Blaqbonez is better than most Nigerian rappers – CDQ claims
Nigerian rapper CDQ has claimed that Blaqbonez is better than most rappers in Nigeria. The headline provides no further details about the context or reasons for CDQ’s assessment.
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Politics · Leadership News ·
2027’ll Be Decided By People Not Money Bags – Makinde
Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde says the outcome of Nigeria’s 2027 elections will be determined by voters rather than wealthy political figures. The headline does not provide further details about his remarks or the context in which he made them.
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Other · Nigerian Tribune ·
These beasts called parents
The headline points to a discussion of parents whose conduct is described as cruel or inhumane. It does not provide enough detail to identify the circumstances, people involved or specific issue addressed.
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Health · The Punch ·
Why Nigerians should stop boiling eggs, rice together – Experts
Experts have urged Nigerians to stop boiling eggs and rice together. The headline does not provide the reasons for the advice or further details about the experts’ concerns.
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Health · The Punch ·
No surgery, no scars: How HIFU is changing fibroid care in Nigeria
The report examines how high-intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU), described as a treatment that involves no surgery and leaves no scars, is changing the way fibroids are treated in Nigeria.
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Business · Leadership News ·
High Costs, Cheap Imports Crippling Nigeria’s Manufacturing Competitiveness – Stakeholders
Stakeholders say high operating costs and the influx of cheaper imported goods are weakening the competitiveness of Nigeria’s manufacturing sector. The headline points to concerns that these pressures are making it harder for local manufacturers to compete, without specifying particular costs, imports or proposed remedies.
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Technology · Leadership News ·
NASENI Intensifies Construction Of Campus To Strengthen Innovation
NASENI is intensifying construction of a campus as part of efforts to strengthen innovation. The headline does not specify the campus location, project timeline, planned facilities, or how the development is expected to support innovation.
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World · BusinessDay ·
WORLD IN BRIEF: UK probes airbase plot, US newspaper executive killed, Zambia targets 7% growth and other stories
BusinessDay’s world roundup covers a UK investigation into an alleged plot involving an airbase, the killing of a US newspaper executive, and Zambia’s target of achieving 7% economic growth, alongside other international developments.
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Business · BusinessDay ·
Sidama Bank becomes seventh company to list on Ethiopia’s securities exchange
Sidama Bank has become the seventh company listed on Ethiopia’s securities exchange, according to BusinessDay. The headline does not provide details on the timing, terms or significance of the listing.
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Business · BusinessDay ·
Nigeria’s drug manufacturing push: But where is the import substitution?
The headline examines Nigeria’s effort to expand domestic drug manufacturing and asks whether that push is reducing reliance on imported medicines, highlighting the unresolved issue of import substitution.
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Business · Leadership News ·
With 61% Local Content Achieved, Stakeholders Eye 70% Target At PNC Forum
Stakeholders at the PNC Forum are looking to raise local content achievement from its current 61% to a 70% target. The headline does not specify the sector, measures involved or timeline for reaching the goal.
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Other · Premium Times ·
Minna’s Cell of Death: Survivors recount how 37 mining suspect died in NSCDC custody
Survivors recount how 37 mining suspects died while in the custody of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps in Minna, according to the report.
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Sports · PM News ·
Eric Chelle warns Super Eagles: No room for complacency in Bissau
Super Eagles coach Eric Chelle has cautioned the team against complacency ahead of their match in Bissau. His warning highlights the need for the players to remain focused and prepared for the fixture.
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Business · Nigerian Tribune ·
UP Plc raises dividend to 18 kobo at 2026 AGM
UP Plc raised its dividend to 18 kobo at its 2026 annual general meeting, marking the key financial announcement associated with the company’s AGM, as reported in the headline.
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Business · Nigerian Tribune ·
FirstBank allays fears, says FirstMobile App secure, operational Application
FirstBank has sought to reassure customers that its FirstMobile application is secure and operational, addressing concerns about the banking app’s availability and safety.
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Politics · Leadership News ·
Fresh $1.5bn Loan: Account For Previous Borrowings, Atiku Tells Tinubu
Atiku has urged President Bola Tinubu to account for previous borrowings as the government seeks a fresh $1.5 billion loan. The headline does not provide further details about the loan or earlier debts.
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Politics · Leadership News ·
Why We Dumped ADC – Ex-State Assembly Candidates
Former state assembly candidates have said they left the African Democratic Congress (ADC). The headline indicates they discussed their reasons but provides no details about those reasons or any subsequent political affiliation.
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Politics · Leadership News ·
Tinubu’s Working Vacation Not Known To Law – SANs
Senior Advocates of Nigeria have said that the term “working vacation” associated with President Bola Tinubu is not recognised by law. The headline does not specify the legal provisions or circumstances behind their position.
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Other · Nigerian Tribune ·
85.2 percent Nigerians lack effective social protection —ILO
The International Labour Organization says 85.2 percent of Nigerians lack effective social protection, highlighting the limited reach of such protection across the country. The headline does not specify which programmes or groups are affected.