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439 Articles by Samuel Abimbola

Samuel Abimbola

History will remember those who believe in potential, hardwork & respect for humanity.

GOVERNMENT

Reforms face challenges after a year – Tinubu

Nigerians hope the return of petrol subsidies will alleviate economic hardships.

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GOVERNMENT

Govt, World Bank to Create National Land Policy

Their collaboration aims for a 50% rise in land formalisation and $300b capital.

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POLITICS

FG unveils CLAP to enhance creative economy

$100 billion is expected to be generated from the creative initiative by 2030.

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COMMUNITY

Protesters in disguise raid tech hub in Kano

Nigerian tech growth and job opportunities will be hindered due to the damage.

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TECHNOLOGY

WhatsApp faces Nigeria’s exit over FCCPC fine

Nigeria may lose WhatsApp services due to a $220 million fine for data privacy.

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GOVERNMENT

Nigeria’s vaccine programme needs $200m fund

Despite all attempts, the nation lacks infrastructure for vaccine self-reliance.

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HEALTH

FG medical insurance to cover 2m Nigerians

Healthcare palliative will save childbirth and provide micronutrient nationwide.

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HEALTH

Hepatitis remains a silent killer in Nigeria

Despite data, 80% of hepatitis patients remain unaware of their condition.

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INDUSTRY

Nigeria’s crude oil to reach 2M barrels daily

A collaborative effort is vital to achieve the 2 million daily barrels target.

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ECONOMY

Nigerian economy may suffer due to protest

Nationwide protests could cause a daily economic loss of ₦400 billion.

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GOVERNMENT

FG plans 80% boost in local manufacturing

Implementing the national raw material strategy will create 4.4m new jobs.

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EDUCATION

Minister urged students to stay on campus

Federal government and law enforcement are against the nationwide protest plans.

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FEATURED

US, UK, Canada warn their citizens in Nigeria

Nationwide protests against economic hardship are scheduled for August 1.

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