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- technology
Power outages in Nigeria: Gas Shortages and Lower Hydropower Output Worsen Electricity Supply in Nigeria
Electricity supply has deteriorated in parts of Nigeria as gas shortages, maintenance constraints and lower hydroelectric output limit generation. The Federal Government has acknowledged disruptions affecting Lagos, Abuja, Ogun, Kwara and Oyo, while operators work to address the problems.
Global News Arena Writer · 6 November 2026
- world
Oil Prices Jump as War and Storm Threaten the World’s Fuel Supply
Oil prices climbed as attacks on ships in the Middle East and a powerful storm in the United States raised fears of supply shortages.
GNA Writes · 9 October 2026
- world
Why Supply Chain Problems Can Become a Business Problem
A business does not have to import containers from Asia or operate a factory to have a supply-chain problem.
GNA Writes · 15 July 2026
- world
Why Data Centres Need So Much Electricity
Data centres are the powerful facilities that keep much of the modern internet and digital economy running.
GNA Writes · 20 August 2026
- nigeria
Explainer: Why Nigeria's Electricity Problem Is a Financial Problem
Generation capacity is not the binding constraint. Metering, collections and transmission are. A guide to how the sector actually works.
Emeka Nwosu · 21 July 2026
- world
Why Businesses Need a Plan for Supply Chain Uncertainty
Businesses cannot control global events, but they can control how prepared they are when those events affect their operations.
GNA Writes · 14 July 2026
- technology
Analysis: The Chip Supply Chain Is Diversifying Slowly, and Expensively
New fabrication capacity is being built on three continents, but concentration risk has barely moved.
Mei-Lin Zhao · 4 July 2026
- world
Diesel Hit a Record High. The New Fix Adds Up to Just 12 Hours of World Supply.
Analysts say the Russian diesel deal will not bring costs down. Here is what is really going on.
GNA Writes · 12 October 2026
- climate
Explainer: Europe's Next Energy Problem Is Storage, Not Supply
Record renewable generation has exposed how little of it can be saved for the evening.
Clara Hoffmann · 9 July 2026
- world
Google Signs a Huge Nuclear Power Deal
Google is securing a huge supply of electricity as artificial intelligence creates growing demand for power.
GNA Writes · 6 October 2026
- world
Dangote Wants to Put $10 Billion Into Power. The Bigger Problem Is What Businesses Lose Without It
Dangote’s proposed power investment highlights the enormous cost unreliable electricity places on African businesses.
GNA Writes · 22 September 2026
- business
Container Ship Blocks the Suez Canal for Six Days
The grounding of the Ever Given halted about twelve per cent of global trade and exposed supply chain fragility.
Robert Keane · 29 March 2021
- world
Civilian Ships Are Being Attacked in the Black Sea
Attacks on commercial ships in the Black Sea are raising fresh concerns about the safety of global trade.
GNA Writes · 6 October 2026
- world
US and China Extend Their Trade Truce. The Bigger Lesson Is How Businesses Plan for Uncertainty
The extension gives companies more time, but businesses still have to prepare for what happens when trade conditions change again.
GNA Writes · 28 September 2026
- world
Lagos Warns About Adulterated Palm Oil. The Bigger Problem Is Knowing What You Are Buying
New warnings about adulterated palm oil show how difficult it can be for consumers and businesses to identify unsafe products.
GNA Writes · 25 September 2026
- world
An American Battery Company Chose China. What It Reveals About Global Manufacturing.
EnerVenue’s decision to manufacture in China highlights why businesses must look beyond geography when choosing where to operate.
GNA Writes · 22 September 2026
- world
The US Is Expanding Its Military Presence in Greenland. Why Businesses Should Pay Attention
Growing strategic activity around Greenland shows how geopolitical changes can quickly reshape business risks.
GNA Writes · 22 September 2026
- world
The Strait of Hormuz Crisis Is No Longer Just About Oil
For years, the Strait of Hormuz was something most people could safely ignore.
GNA Writes · 18 September 2026
- world
Why Product Traceability Matters More Than Ever for Nigerian Businesses
Knowing where a product came from can help businesses protect customers, reputation and revenue when something goes wrong.
GNA Writes · 12 August 2026
- world
Why Choosing Where to Do Business Is More Than Finding the Cheapest Location
The cheapest location is not always the location that gives a business the strongest opportunity to grow.
GNA Writes · 9 July 2026
- world
Why the Black Sea Is Important to World Trade
The Black Sea is an important trade route connecting countries, ports and major markets.
GNA Writes · 7 July 2026
- technology
The Semiconductor Map Is Being Redrawn, Slowly
Subsidy programmes in the United States, Europe, Japan and India are shifting capacity, but leading-edge concentration persists.
Mei-Lin Zhao · 27 June 2026
- world
Why Rising Costs Make a Life Harder for Small Businesses
Higher prices for electricity, transport, supplies and loans can make it difficult for small businesses to survive and grow.
GNA Writes · 9 September 2026
- health
malaria and TB diagnosis Fight Gets a Major Laboratory Boost
The Global Fund has trained 464 laboratory personnel across nine Nigerian states in a renewed effort to strengthen malaria and tuberculosis diagnosis, improve testing accuracy and enhance the country's healthcare delivery system.
Global News Arena Writer · 6 November 2026
- politics
Nigeria Public Finance Needs a Better Test Than New Buildings
Nigeria's economic figures tell a story of reform, pressure and difficult choices. But the true test of public spending is whether government buildings, infrastructure and public services improve everyday life for ordinary citizens.
Global News Arena Writer · 6 November 2026
- science
UNILORIN Science and Technology Park Woos Chinese Investors
The University of Ilorin has presented plans for a 200-hectare Science, Technology and Innovation Park to more than 200 Chinese investors in Guangzhou, China, in a move aimed at attracting foreign investment, encouraging technology transfer and transforming university research into commercially viable products and industrial opportunities in Nigeria.
Global News Arena Writer · 6 November 2026
- politics
Nigerian Political Campaigns Must Put Voters Before Power
Political campaigns can fill streets, dominate conversations and generate excitement, but the real test of democracy comes when citizens make their choices at the ballot box. Nigeria needs a political culture built on accountability, credible promises and respect for voters.
Global News Arena Writer · 6 November 2026
- health
NMA Hospital Reforms: Why Punishment Alone Will Not Save Lives
Nigeria's medical association says hospitals must be properly equipped and adequately staffed before lawmakers introduce tougher penalties for emergency care failures. The debate raises a bigger question about government responsibility, patient safety and the future of healthcare in Nigeria.
Global News Arena Writer · 6 November 2026
- business
Federal Government Revenue in Nigeria Reaches ₦33 Trillion
Nigeria’s Federal Government says it generated ₦33 trillion in revenue between January and October 2026, with digital tax administration contributing to improved collection. The figure offers a fresh look at public finances, but the larger question is how revenue performance translates into services, infrastructure and economic confidence.
Global News Arena Writer · 6 November 2026
- make money
How to Make $20,000 Before the End of the Year.
With only weeks remaining in the calendar year, ambitious freelance writers and digital creators must cut through the noise and focus on real income generation. This practical blueprint reveals how combining three specific digital platforms can turn writing skills into a serious financial breakthrough.
Global News Arena · 6 November 2026
- business
Cooking Gas Price in Nigeria Hits ₦1,000 per Kilogram
Nigeria’s cooking gas market is facing fresh cost pressure after the reported gantry price of liquefied petroleum gas reached ₦1,000 per kilogram. For households, restaurants and food vendors, the increase brings an important question back into focus: how much more can ordinary budgets absorb?
Global News Arena Writer · 6 November 2026
- world
Ik Ogbonna Proposes to Actress Ego Nwosu: True, False, or a Movie?
A suggestion that the Nigerian actor proposed to Ego Nwosu lacks supporting evidence. Neither a real engagement nor a film scene can be established from the available information.
Auxi Sherpa · 5 November 2026
- entertainment
Blessing CEO and IVD split: What she has said.
Blessing CEO says her relationship with IVD has ended and she has stepped away to rebuild her life. Her brief statement gives no reason for the separation or date when it happened.
Global News Arena · 5 November 2026
- make money
Why Dollar to Naira Exchange Rate Today Is Trending.
Fresh currency market volatility has pushed Nigeria's dual foreign exchange windows back into the national spotlight as corporate demand accelerates into the final quarter. With the parallel market premium widening and external reserves facing renewed pressure, businesses and everyday consumers are closely recalibrating their year-end financial strategies.
Queen Diana Story · 5 November 2026
- fashion
Oríré fashion Redefines Modern Femininity Through Thoughtful Fashion
Founded by Nigerian designer Oríré Aleshinloye, Oríré combines artistic femininity, sculptural silhouettes and conscious production to create contemporary womenswear that celebrates individuality while placing responsible fashion at the heart of its business.
Global News Arena Writer · 1 November 2026
- fashion
Éki Kéré Fashion: Abasiekeme Ukanireh’s Vision of African Craftsmanship and Contemporary Design
Éki Kéré fashion brings African craftsmanship into contemporary design through its use of raffia, artisanal techniques and distinctive silhouettes, demonstrating how Nigerian designers can draw on community knowledge while exploring new possibilities for modern clothing.
Global News Arena Writer · 30 October 2026
- fashion
IGC Fashion Lagos Fashion Week: Reclaiming Indigenous Textiles
IGC Fashion brought Uganda’s indigenous materials and textile traditions into a contemporary fashion conversation at Lagos Fashion Week 2026. Through deconstruction, barkcloth and cowrie embellishments, the collection explored how cultural knowledge can influence modern design and more considered approaches to material use.
Global News Arena Writer · 30 October 2026
- fashion
Désirée Iyama Fashion: Feminine Design, Slow Fashion and the Meaning of Modern Nigerian Style
Désirée Iyama fashion brings together feminine silhouettes, thoughtful craftsmanship and a more considered approach to clothing, showing how a Nigerian womenswear label can balance personal expression, everyday functionality and responsible production.
Global News Arena Writer · 30 October 2026
- politics
Doris Ogala and Her Men: Broken Vows and Courtroom Drama.
Doris Ogala's reported remand in Lagos has brought renewed attention to her long-running public dispute with Pastor Chris Okafor. The actress, who is also an African Action Congress governorship candidate in Abia State, pleaded not guilty to allegations involving electronic communications, intimate material and attempted extortion.
Queen Diana Story · 29 October 2026
- fashion
Dust of the Earth at Lagos Fashion Week 2026
Dust of the Earth presented A Letter to Earth, a collection that explored identity, memory and circular fashion through reworked materials and expressive silhouettes. Founded by Omolabake Temetan, the label demonstrated how discarded textiles can become the foundation for new creative possibilities.
Global News Arena Writer · 29 October 2026
- fashion
Iremitide Fashion Brand: The Art of Occasionwear and Dramatic Elegance
Iremitide brought a vivid interpretation of occasionwear to Lagos Fashion Week 2026, using colour, embellishment and sculptural silhouettes to create garments designed to command attention. Its presentation offers a starting point for examining how contemporary African fashion approaches celebration, femininity and the art of dressing.
Global News Arena Writer · 29 October 2026
- fashion
Christie Brown Fashion Brand: Aisha Ayensu’s Vision of African Luxury
Founded in Ghana in 2008 by Aisha Ayensu, Christie Brown brings African craftsmanship and heritage into contemporary luxury fashion. Its Lagos Fashion Week 2026 presentation continued the label’s exploration of refined tailoring, rich textures and modern femininity.
Global News Arena Writer · 29 October 2026
- fashion
Imprint South Africa fashion brand: Mzukisi Mbane and the Stories Woven Into Fashion
Founded by creative director Mzukisi Mbane, Imprint South Africa fashion brand draws on African heritage, personal memory and bold textile design to create contemporary fashion. Its Lagos Fashion Week 2026 presentation placed graphic fabrics and voluminous forms within a wider conversation about identity, craftsmanship and cultural storytelling.
Global News Arena Writer · 29 October 2026
- fashion
Hertunba Fashion Brand: Florentina Agu’s Story of Craft
Nigerian designer Florentina Agu founded Hertunba around a vision of feminine expression, indigenous textiles and contemporary clothing. Her work raises broader questions about women’s confidence, traditional craftsmanship, textile waste and the realities of building a fashion business.
Global News Arena Writer · 29 October 2026
- fashion
Lagos Fashion Week: History, Purpose and the 2026 Theme Celebrating African Craftsmanshi
Founded in 2011, Lagos Fashion Week has grown into a major platform for African designers, bringing together fashion, cultural heritage, entrepreneurship and sustainability. Its 2026 theme, CRAFTED: Heritage. Innovation. Circular Futures., highlights the skills, traditions and forward-thinking ideas shaping the future of African fashion.
Global News Arena Writer · 28 October 2026
- fashion
Omoyemi Akerele Biography: The Visionary Behind Lagos Fashion Week and African Fashion’s Global Ris
Omoyemi Akerele has helped transform African fashion from a largely underrepresented creative industry into a growing force in global fashion. Through Lagos Fashion Week and Style House Files, the Nigerian fashion entrepreneur continues to champion African designers, sustainable production, cultural heritage and international market access.
Global News Arena Writer · 28 October 2026
- world
A Record El Niño Is Now in Place. Here Is What It Means for Nigeria and What to Do.
Forecasters say this could be the strongest El Niño since 1950. For Nigeria it means heat, failed rain, floods, food prices and less power.
GNA Writes · 23 October 2026
- world
Chip Stocks Recover as Investors Wait for Key US Inflation Report
Technology shares regained some ground as investors watched for new figures that could influence interest rates and business costs.
GNA Writes · 14 October 2026
- world
IMF Warns That an AI Investment Crash Could Hurt the World Economy
The global economy is still growing, but the IMF says a sudden fall in AI investment, rising debt and expensive energy could create serious problems.
GNA Writes · 13 October 2026
- world
Samsung Is Making Billions From the AI Chip Boom
Samsung expects its quarterly profit to jump almost nine times as companies race to build AI.
GNA Writes · 8 October 2026
- world
Dangote Stops Selling Petrol to Some Importers
A new fight in Nigeria’s fuel market could affect how petrol moves from refineries to filling stations.
GNA Writes · 7 October 2026
- world
Russia Hits Ukraine With One of Its Biggest Attacks
A major wave of missiles and drones has killed people and damaged homes and energy facilities across Ukraine.
GNA Writes · 7 October 2026
- world
Nigeria’s Business Activity Is Growing Again, But Costs Are Rising
Nigeria’s business activity grew for the fourth month in a row in September. But while more businesses are reporting growth, rising costs are still making it difficult for many companies to enjoy the full benefit.
GNA Writes · 5 October 2026
- world
Kyiv’s Bridges Are Closed. The Bigger Lesson Is What Happens When Critical Systems Stop Working.
Russian strikes have disrupted major transport routes in Kyiv, killing one person and injuring two. The disruption offers a wider lesson about how quickly a problem in one part of a system can affect everything connected to it.
GNA Writes · 2 October 2026
- world
China Is Building Humanoid Robots Faster Than Anyone Else. The Bigger Opportunity May Be in the Parts
China’s dominance in humanoid robot shipments is creating opportunities far beyond the companies building complete robots.
GNA Writes · 1 October 2026
- world
Nigerian Products Are Getting Too Expensive for Global Markets. The Bigger Problem Is Inside the Factory
Rising energy, transport, finance and logistics costs are making it harder for Nigerian manufacturers to compete beyond the local market.
GNA Writes · 25 September 2026
- world
Fake Barkas Juice Factory Was Found in Lagos. The Bigger Problem Is Knowing What You Are Buying
A fake juice operation in Badagry has raised a bigger question about how easily counterfeit products can reach Nigerian consumers.
GNA Writes · 23 September 2026
- world
Foreign Retailers Are Expanding in Nigeria. What Local Businesses Need to Do Now
Growing competition in Nigeria’s retail market is forcing local businesses to become more efficient, visible and customer focused.
GNA Writes · 23 September 2026
- world
Why a Global Diesel Shortage Could Expose the Weakness in Your Business
A global diesel shortage could continue into 2027. For businesses, the real danger may be what happens when higher costs meet inefficient operations.
GNA Writes · 21 September 2026
- world
Why Satellite Internet Matters During War and Emergencies
Satellite internet can help people communicate when ordinary phone networks and internet connections stop working.
GNA Writes · 16 September 2026