Lagos: The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) All-Share Index surged past the 201,000-point milestone for the first time on Monday, delivering a record ₦1.97 trillion in market gains to investors and cementing …
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March 2026
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Abuja: President Bola Tinubu will depart Abuja on Tuesday for a historic State Visit to the United Kingdom at the invitation of King C harles III and Queen Camilla, marking …
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Abuja: The Nigerian Army says its troops have arrested two suspected gunrunners and intercepted 1,084 rounds of ammunition in separate intelligence-led operations across the North-West and North-Central regions within the …
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Idiroko, Ogun State: The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Ogun Area 1 Command, says it intercepted illicit goods valued at ₦1,350,751,000 in Duty Paid Value (DPV) across multiple locations in the …
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Landmark refunds have made headlines — but behind the numbers, millions of Nigerians in telecoms, electricity, housing, and transport are still waiting for protection that hasn’t come TheDigger Intelligence Unit …
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A single shot of a new self-amplifying RNA (saRNA) treatment has repaired heart tissue in mice and pigs after a heart attack, raising hopes for a future breakthrough in human …
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How bounced emails and dead inboxes exposed a bureaucratic culture that treats citizen access as a privilege — not a right. The email bounced. Again. For the fifth time in …
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Health
RESEARCH & DISCOVERY | Cancer Deaths Are Falling Globally — And Here Is What Nigeria Must Learn
A landmark UK study offers both celebration and a challenge to the rest of the world — including Nigeria. TheDigger Intelligence Unit The UK Breakthrough: A Historic Low The numbers …
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Calabar: The Cross River State Government has flagged off the rehabilitation and upgrading of 100 Primary Healthcare Centres across all 18 local government areas of the state, in what officials …
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₦33.3 trillion is bleeding out of Nigeria’s oceans every year. The President ordered it stopped. Ninety-five days later, six agencies have done nothing — and broken the law to avoid …
