Bukola Alawiye and Busola Oluwatobi's transitions from corporate communications and oil and gas into fintech leadership at Redtech illuminate how mentorship and continuous learning are reshaping gender dynamics in Africa's technology sector.

President Tinubu orders immediate rollout of compressed natural gas conversion kits as petrol prices surge above N1,300 in major cities, while Dangote Refinery cuts gantry price by N100 amid falling crude rates.

Senate President Godswill Akpabio has urged Nigerians to channel grievances through elected officials rather than social media, while INEC warns parties against excluding women from primaries ahead of 2027 elections.

Pentagon confirms heaviest airstrikes yet on Tehran while UN warns of cascading crises across the Middle East and global markets register volatile responses to escalating conflict.

Boko Haram and ISWAP terrorists killed three military commanding officers in Borno State within seven days, prompting emergency consultations between northeastern governors and federal defence officials.

Iran's oil blockade in the Strait of Hormuz is sending shockwaves through African economies, driving up fertilizer costs, disrupting currency markets, and threatening to deepen poverty across the continent.

Col Randrianirina, who seized power in 2025, dissolved his government in an unexpected move, adding to governance uncertainty across the Indian Ocean nation.

US President Donald Trump characterized the 11-day military campaign against Iran as a "short-term excursion" while threatening escalation if oil shipments are blocked, even as Iran rules out ceasefire negotiations and civilians flee across borders.

A Federal High Court has rescheduled proceedings against a defendant charged with calling for a military coup via social media, while President Tinubu vows Nigeria will not surrender to terrorist threats amid ongoing security challenges.

NNPC reports 5.81% production increase to 1.64mb/d in January despite revenue decline, while Dangote Refinery cites fees from 47 government agencies as major cost driver amid volatile global oil markets.

As migration from Nigeria intensifies, those who have relocated to the UK and Canada are sharing candid accounts of their experiences, with some pleading to return home while others detail the financial burden of resettlement.

A series of incidents involving military detentions, missing engineers, and violent attacks on security personnel highlight growing concerns about accountability and civilian safety in Nigeria's security apparatus.

London-based Avvoka and Uzbekistan's Uzum secured major funding rounds totalling over $144 million, signalling growing investor appetite for technology solutions in markets beyond Silicon Valley's traditional reach.

As thousands of Nigerians pursue opportunities in Canada, recent accounts reveal a landscape of both triumph and bureaucratic hazard, from job search struggles to cash seizure risks at border crossings.

Senator Ipalibo Banigo's defection from PDP to APC highlights Nigeria's opposition party crisis as internal factions hold emergency meetings and party leaders predict returning defectors.