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The Real Cost of Buying a Home With Your Pension in Nigeria

A Nigerian worker can qualify to withdraw ₦5 million from a pension account for a house and still be unable to afford it. Finding the deposit solves one problem. Financing the remaining purchase price can create a much larger one.

Nigeria Steps Up Preparations For 2026 CAF Awards, General Assembly

Nigeria has stepped up preparations to host the 2026 Confederation of African Football (CAF) Ordinary General Assembly and CAF Awards, with National Sports Commission Chairman Shehu Dikko engaging the continental body’s leadership on arrangements for the two events.

After Guinea-Bissau loss, can S/Eagles Restore Nigeria’s Pride against Russia?

Nigeria’s 3-3 draw with Russia offered relief after the Super Eagles’ damaging defeat to Guinea-Bissau, but whether it marked a genuine recovery remains an open question for head coach Eric Chelle.

Taking Pensions to Nigeria’s Millions outside the formal Economy

At the commission’s 2026 annual media conference in Lagos recently, PenCom’s director-general, Ms Omolola Oloworaran, presented a catalogue of reforms and performance indicators showing a pension industry that has expanded significantly in assets, membership, compliance and investment reach.

OPINION: Teachers’ Day: Nigerian Teachers Deserve Better

If the state of teaching and the conditions of teachers in Nigeria today are closely examined, it will reveal one uncomfortable reality – an irresistible crisis of decay and abandonment. At every tier of the educational hierarchy – from basic primary schools to federal universities – the government’s systemic failure to care for teachers is astounding.

Beyond Survival: Why Nigeria’s Women must Move from the Margins to the Centre of Economic Power

Women are not asking Nigeria for charity. They are asking for the opportunity, capital, education, security and institutional space to convert their enormous contribution into economic and political power.

OPINION: Nigeria’s Re-Engineering Under Tinubu is Unstoppable

October 11, (THEWILL) - The Economist claims Nigerians dislike their President, but it’s a claim that smells of opposition and is riddled with inconsistencies. It has become a tired, predictable ritual of external commentary—most notably from the comfortable, insulated...

Nigeria Must Harness Space Power to Strengthen National Security — Defence Chief Oluyede

Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), General Olufemi Oluyede, has called on the Federal Government to sustain investment in indigenous space technology, research and innovation, warning that Nigeria must strengthen its space capabilities to improve national security and the operational effectiveness of the Armed Forces.

Nigeria Faces $6.4bn Eurobond Repayment Burden Through 2030 – World Bank

Nigeria faces a $6.4bn sovereign Eurobond repayment burden between 2024 and 2030, placing it among the African countries with the largest concentrations of external bond maturities, the World Bank has said.

2027: Lagos Tops Nigeria’s 103.4m Voter Register As INEC Unveils States With Biggest Electoral Weight

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has disclosed that 103,428,715 Nigerians are registered to vote in the 2027 general elections, with Lagos State emerging as the country’s largest electoral constituency, ahead of Kano and Kaduna.
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Tottenham Stun Chelsea At Stamford Bridge To Claim Second Premier League Win This Season

Tottenham earned a stunning 2-0 victory over Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Saturday to earn their second win of the 2026-27 Premier League season.
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