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Want to start a POS business in Nigeria? This 2026 guide covers startup costs, best providers, registration steps, location tips, and how to maximise daily profit
Control of the Senate often turns on a narrow group of races, and that matters because the chamber can shape legislation, judicial power and America's global posture.
Official statements about a fully implemented port blockade and possible new talks with Iran show a conflict moving on military and diplomatic tracks at the same time.
China's tariff move could help African exporters, but market access alone is not enough. The real question is whether African economies are prepared to convert that opening into durable gains.
Microsoft?s legal-focused Copilot strategy matters because it shows how AI competition is shifting from broad hype to trusted, role-specific professional workflows.
Nigeria's airlines face a fuel‑price surge that could trigger route reductions and fare hikes. The story matters for business travel, tourism and everyday commuters alike.
The Champions League title race is still wide open. This update breaks down the form, tactics and injury news of the remaining giants, and explains why the next few weeks could decide Europe's most coveted club trophy.
Busy Nigerians can protect energy and sharpen focus with modest, realistic habit changes - no expensive programmes required.
Affordable lifestyle habits can help busy Nigerians protect sleep, energy, focus, and mood without turning self-care into another expensive burden.
Simple, affordable morning habits can boost energy, focus and resilience for Nigerians without demanding unrealistic schedules.
A Nigerian court has ordered the remand of an individual known as Blord over accusations of impersonating and harassing the online personality VeryDarkMan, underscoring the rising legal consequences of digital misconduct in Nigeria.
Young Nigerians are turning creative skills and digital side‑hustles into survival tools, growth plans, and new career paths. Here is why the trend matters and what it says about everyday life in Lagos.