U.S. says only Africans can solve continent’s problems

United States Consul General in Lagos, John Bray, has said that real solutions to African problems can best be developed by Africans.

by Margaret Mwantok and Oluwatosin Areo

Election not war, U.S. tells Nigerians

by Azimazi Momoh Jimoh, Nkechi Onyedika-Ugoeze, Segun Olaniyi (Abuja), Emeka Nwachukwu (Lagos), Emmanuel Ande (Yola), Abdulganiyu Alabi (Kaduna) and Tunji Omofoye (Osogbo)

U.S. advocates greater investment in girl-child education

by Odita Sunday

‘Sustainability, policy predictability key concerns for foreign investors’

by Femi Adekoya

Population of Nigerian students in U.S. up by 10%

by Kehinde Olatunji

US Department of State trains Nigerian women on effective leadership at workplace

by Gloria Ehiaghe

Africa will not prosper if Nigeria fails, says envoy

by Odita Sunday and Ngozi Egenuka

Remain committed to societal innovations, U.S. Consul General urges CYFI Fellows

by Ujunwa Atueyi

There will be no census this year, says NPC boss

by Helen Oji (Lagos) and Fidelis Ebu (Abuja)

RMD, Jacobs, Toke Ibru, Adefarasin, others grace Black Panther premiere

by Eniola Daniel

EU earmarks €150m to boost electricity supply in Nigeria

by Charles Coffie-Gyamfi, Abeokuta

Consulate raises alarm on increasing cybercrime, sees losses hit $6T

by Adeyemi Adepetun

Nigerians have received over $2m U.S. scholarships, says consul general

by Ujunwa Atueyi

Why we want to control our resources - Wike

by Kelvin Ebiri (South-South Bureau Chief)

Insecurity, government inaction threaten FDI inflow, say envoy, OPS

by Femi Adekoya

U.S. consulate presents grants to Nigerians

by Victoria Ojugbana

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