Corporate

  Lagos requires approximately N6 trillion annually to bridge its housing capital gap, as the state’s housing deficit has risen to 3.4 million units, according to findings presented at a housing and capital forum organised by GTI Group Ltd on Thursday, August 20, 2026. The figures were disclosed by Prof. Timothy G. Nubi, Founding Director […]

  The Airline Operators of Nigeria (AON) has opposed the planned warning strike by aviation unions over the alleged non-remittance of Ticket Service Charges (TSC), arguing that the proposed industrial action is based on misinformation and should not disrupt flight operations. The position was disclosed in a statement issued on Monday, August 3, following threats

  The proposed amendment comes at a time of growing concern over insecurity across Nigeria, particularly the persistence of mass kidnappings, banditry, and violent attacks in several parts of the country. These security challenges have intensified calls for reforms to the nation’s policing structure, with many stakeholders advocating for greater decentralisation of law enforcement responsibilities.

  Food prices across major Lagos markets rose again in May 2026, reversing part of the broad-based relief observed in April, as higher transportation costs, seasonal supply shifts, and rising logistics expenses continued to affect staple commodities. The increase in food prices was largely driven by higher diesel and transport costs, with fuel prices rising