
Why Global Business Meetings in Africa Matter
Africa is becoming a global business hub. Key meetings foster partnerships and drive economic growth, making them essential for the continent's future.
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Africa is becoming a global business hub. Key meetings foster partnerships and drive economic growth, making them essential for the continent's future.

President Tinubu met with traditional rulers and urged citizens to hold governors accountable for their performance. He emphasized the need for better use of federal funds.
The Pharmacy Council of Nigeria sealed 383 illegal medicine shops in Ogun State after a four-day operation. The enforcement aimed to protect public health.

Aradel Holdings reported a large revenue increase but profits did not keep pace due to rising costs. The company faces challenges from global oil supply chain issues.

NAFDAC has confirmed its final ban on small alcoholic drinks in Nigeria. The agency aims to protect children's health and promote healthier drinking habits.

Justice John Tsoho announced new pre-election rules effective July 14, 2026. These changes aim to resolve legal issues ahead of the January 2027 elections.

Troops from the Nigerian Army rescued 14 people kidnapped along the Lagos-Benin Expressway. The victims were found in stable condition and returned to their families.

The Enugu State Government is committed to combating HIV/AIDS through partnerships and improved healthcare access. The focus is on teamwork and community support.

The FRSC has announced the death of its Sector Commander in Enugu, Franklin Agbakoba. He was receiving treatment at a hospital before his passing.

A POS operator in Kwara has been arrested for repeatedly assaulting a 14-year-old girl. He allegedly exploited their relationship and threatened her to stay silent.

In Lagos, police officers are accused of pushing a driver off the Odo Iya Alaro Link Bridge during a dispute over BRT lane violations. A video captures the heated argument.

The Federal Government has begun clearing heavy-duty trucks from the Enugu-Onitsha Expressway to reduce traffic jams and enhance road safety.