Around 20 bodies have been found at a South Korean lithium battery factory after a massive blaze on Monday, the Yonhap news agency said, with firefighters saying they were still searching the building. Over 100 people were working in the factory Continue Reading 

• Apex bank trades quick fixes for long-term confidence building • Gwadabe: Lack of clarity in new guidelines fueling fresh panic • Naira on edge ahead of summer activities • Moody’s: Govt to spend 36 per Continue Reading 

• N62,000 can’t do anything, says Orji Kalu, insists on N90,000  • NLC kicks against decentralisation of minimum wage negotiations   Ahead of the resumption from the Sallah break next month, the two chambers Continue Reading 

The Edo State Governor, Mr Godwin Obaseki, in this interview, discusses how policies, programmes, and initiatives implemented in the last eight years have impacted the state’s economy, growing the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) from $11 Continue Reading 

Conflict and power tussle between two super exchanges in the capital market over the control of the Central Securities Clearing System (CSCS) Plc may trigger a new wave of instability in the capital market, The Guardian has learnt. Besides, Continue Reading 

Vice President, Oil and Gas at Dangote Industries Limited (DIL), Devakumar Edwin, has accused international oil companies (IOCs) in Nigeria of doing everything to frustrate the survival of Dangote Oil Refinery and Petrochemicals. Edwin said IOCs Continue Reading 

For two years, the implementation of the National Language Policy, which allows the use of mother tongue to teach children up to primary six, has dragged on, disrupting learning and putting pupils at the receiving end, IYABO LAWAL reports. In Continue Reading 

The real estate sector is still struggling despite its potential as economic challenges hinder business activities in commercial markets, while inflation has driven property prices upwards, especially in residential markets. Regardless of the Continue Reading 

The Southwest region, which was once a toast of other geo-political zones in the area of food production, has lost its vibe over the years. In the 1950s and 1960s, through the farming activities of rural settlements and farm estates Continue Reading