The Dangote refinery in Nigeria, accused of union-busting, supplies 130,000 tonnes of jet fuel to the UK in March as part of a plan to avert a summer shortage due to the Strait of Hormuz closure.
A review of 'Pemi Aguda's novel 'One Leg on Earth', blending eco-horror, suspense, and maternal themes in a haunting portrait of Lagos.
A boxing match in Lagos, Nigeria was stopped after tear gas entered the arena, leaving fighters coughing and covering their eyes. The chaos erupted as fans tried to enter without tickets.
After peaking with billion-stream hits, African pop music faces declining global chart presence and reduced investment. Artists and executives analyze fragmentation, economic pressures, and shifting listener trends.
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The Foreign Office faces backlash for installing a 19th-century painting depicting a Royal Navy attack on Lagos at the British embassy in Nigeria, with critics calling it a celebration of colonial violence.
Lagos faces a severe housing shortage as rents triple in some areas while wages stagnate. Professionals endure four-hour commutes as affordable housing disappears, with luxury developments and short-term rentals worsening the crisis.
Unregulated sand dredging in Lagos Lagoon devastates fisheries, erodes coastlines, and threatens fishing communities, highlighting a global resource crisis in Nigeria's megacity.
Nigeria's creator economy is valued at $3.1 billion but most content creators earn less than $100 monthly. Industry leaders call for government support and tax breaks to sustain growth.
In Nigeria, AI platforms like Chat Kemi and FriendnPal provide first-line mental health support as underfunded services and stigma limit access to therapy, raising calls for regulation.
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Boxer Anthony Joshua shares emotional video tribute to friends Latif Ayodele and Sina Ghami, killed in a car crash near Lagos while he sustained minor injuries.
Residents of Makoko, Nigeria's largest informal waterfront community, are dismantling their own homes and a school for orphaned children amid government demolition operations. The Lagos government cites sanitation and security concerns, but locals report
