FCCPC has warned bakery and confectionery operators against compromising food safety or misleading consumers as flour, sugar and energy costs rise, stressing that quality must be built into every stage of production, not checked only at the end.
Peter Obi took his 2027 presidential campaign to Enugu, promising 10,000 megawatts of electricity and demanding accountability from the current government over borrowed funds.
The 2026 HP Futures report warns that traditional qualifications are no longer enough for the AI era, calling on governments to embed creativity and critical thinking into school curricula.
Covenant University celebrated its 21st convocation with 371 First-Class graduates, as Chancellor David Oyedepo urged the class of 2026 to become problem-solvers for Nigeria and beyond.
Israel’s opposition has won 48 seats in the Knesset while Arab-led parties secured a historic 19, leaving Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s bloc short of a majority as coalition negotiations begin.
Peter Obi’s campaign council has fired back at critics of his one-term pledge, calling it a performance bond, while activist Omoyele Sowore drew backlash for attacking Obi’s health record in Anambra.
Three in four Africans living with diabetes do not know they have the condition, the WHO warns, urging early testing and symptom awareness as cases are projected to surge by 2050.
The Enterprise Development Centre is taking its flagship SME conference continental, bringing together entrepreneurs from over 10 African countries to tackle shared barriers in finance, trade and technology.
A businessman in Ondo Town has reportedly died in a suspected suicide, leaving behind a video in which he discussed his business struggles and bequeathed properties to his wife and children.
Confusion over a ₦7,500 drug test fee has gripped paramilitary applicants, prompting the NDLEA to clarify that the Ministry of Interior already paid in bulk for its recruits' screening.
Africa CDC chief Jean Kaseya has warned that the continent is not winning the Ebola fight, as confirmed cases pass 10,000 and deaths approach 5,000 across five countries.
Binance says it is battling a complex $6.3 billion cyberattack, with about half the funds frozen, as investigators point to a North Korea-linked hacking group.
African defence leaders met in Lagos this week, where Nigeria urged the continent to stop relying on foreign weapons suppliers and build its own defence industries to confront growing security threats.
