The Africa Energy Bank has been formally established in Abuja with $5 billion in authorised capital to support energy projects across the continent. The initiative aims to strengthen African energy financing, encourage investment and reduce dependence on foreign lenders.
A driver cannot control everything that happens on the road, but the right decisions can prevent many dangerous situations. Learning to recognise risks early, manage speed and stay alert can help protect drivers, passengers and other road users.
A new membership club is opening up opportunities for professional drivers across Nigeria. From taxi and ride-hailing drivers to tricycle, motorcycle, delivery, bus and truck operators, the platform brings learning, safety resources and growth guidance together in one place.
Long journeys, traffic delays and busy work schedules can make it difficult to look after your health. But with better eating habits, regular movement, proper rest and simple daily adjustments, you can protect your well-being even when you spend hours on the road.
Nigerian social media activist VeryDarkMan has unveiled RATEL Power stations, a portable electricity solution aimed at students, artisans and small business owners affected by unreliable power supply.
Growing a logistics business requires more than getting new customers and adding vehicles. Small operators need proper cost management, reliable drivers, efficient delivery systems and a clear plan for expansion.
Nollywood filmmaker Funke Akindele has partnered with Facebook to promote her upcoming movie, The Four: No One Fights Alone. The collaboration will support premieres in London and Lagos and spotlight the creators helping Nigerian stories reach wider audiences.
Marketing residential or commercial real estate in Nigeria's federal capital requires local precision, transparent documentation, and targeted outreach. By understanding district buyer profiles and presenting verified property details, owners can attract qualified prospects and close successful transactions.
Lagos Life Game turns working, earning and paying rent into a shared virtual experience. Its familiar pressures offer a useful starting point for examining housing affordability, property ownership and the real cost of building a life in Lagos.
