From 1.1 million bpd last year, Nigeria has seen an increase in crude oil and condensate production to 1.8 million bpd, if data from NUPRC is anything to go by. At the same time, the number of oil rigs in the country has risen to 50, up from less than half that figure about two years ago.

Despite intensified efforts by the Nigerian Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to check the rising trend, five listed firms’ unclaimed dividends rose to N30 billion as of December 31, raising fresh concern about the issue.

As Nigeria progresses in its journey of digital transformation, technology, no doubt, will be crucial to breaking fallow grounds and attaining new heights. At the centre of technology is innovation, which makes countries competitive.

In a defining moment for Nigeria’s climate and economic future, GreenPlinth Africa and Lagos State Government have reiterated their commitment to integrating economic prosperity with global sustainability goals, marking a transformative shift that merges climate action with economic development.

In February 2025, former military president General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida (IBB) launched his much-anticipated memoir, A Journey in Service, at a grand event in Abuja. Attended by Nigeria’s political elite and business moguls, the book launch became an occasion for glorifying Babangida’slegacy