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15 Dec
Nnamdi Kanu's supporters were barred from accessing the Supreme Court.
15 Dec
Nigeria's biggest city offers wildlife, canopy walks and beach activities all within Lagos.
12 Dec
As a precious cultural heritage, beads are treasured as valuable ornaments. They have long been associated with royalty where kings would wear them for cultural display, and they hold spiritual significance in some cultures. An innovation of fancy and classy beads has now brought a new look to the world of fashion.
6 Dec
Nigeria's President Bola Tinubu on Tuesday ordered a thorough investigation into a weekend military drone attack that killed at least 85 people, including women and children, in northern Kaduna.
5 Dec
Nigeria's wood industry is growing as trees are felled in the country's hinterlands and transported to Lagos. But the country's forests are disappearing.
28 Nov
Lecture topic: For the world to respect Africa. Keynote topic: Federalism is the answer, What is the question?
24 Nov
With Nigeria suffering as talented, young people leave the country for opportunities abroad, the Art X Lagos art fair has been promoting discussions around such issues through nostalgia.
22 Nov
The Federal Housing Authority (FHA) has disclosed a plan to demolish 677 houses, while 744 others will be partially demolished over infringement by a developer in Phase 2, Festac Town, Amuwo-Odofin area of Lagos State.
17 Nov
It was a tragic scene yesterday when the body of an 80-year-old petty trader was recovered from the rubble of a collapsed two-storey building in the Oyingbo area of Lagos Mainland. The octogenarian was a sole casualty in the incident, which occurred at about 8:00a.m.
17 Nov
PDP supporters jubilate in Abuja as the Appeal Court affirms Bala Mohammed's victory as Bauchi governor.
13 Nov
A survey by SBM Intelligence shows that Nigerian consumers spend about 97.4 per cent of their average income on food. The report highlights how high inflation, sluggish economic growth and high unemployment rates fuel Nigerian consumers' cost-of-living crisis. Seyi Awojulugbe, Senior Analyst, SBM Intelligence joins CNBC Africa for more.
11 Nov
Thousands of Nigerians will likely be affected by German government plans to step up deportations of rejected asylum seekers. But experts warn about an insecure environment for migrants repatriated to Nigeria.

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