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  1. 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

  2. business

    Nigeria’s $1.3 Billion Delta Steel Revival Deal: What the New Investment Means for Jobs, Industry and the Economy

    Nigeria’s $1.3 billion investment to revive Delta Steel Company could reshape the country’s steel industry, create thousands of jobs and unlock new opportunities for businesses, workers and entrepreneurs

    Lady NG · 21 August 2026

  3. business

    Tony Elumelu’s $500 Million Seplat Investment Is Now Worth Over $1 Billion, What This Means for Nigerian Investors

    Tony Elumelu’s $500 million investment in Seplat Energy has more than doubled in value, crossing the $1 billion mark. Here’s what the remarkable gain means for Nigerian investors, wealth creation and long-term ownership.

    Lady NG · 21 August 2026

  4. world

    Why Businesses Should Measure the Return on Every Technology Investment

    Technology can make a business faster and more efficient, but only when it is connected to a clear purpose.

    GNA Writes · 11 August 2026

  5. world

    AI Is Keeping the US Economy Moving. The Bigger Problem Is How Much Businesses Are Spending to Keep Up

    The AI boom is supporting investment and growth, but businesses still need to make sure their spending produces real value.

    GNA Writes · 30 September 2026

  6. 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

  7. sports

    African Football Administration Must Match the Beauty of Its Stadiums

    Across Africa, modern stadiums represent ambition, pride and the growing appeal of football. But impressive facilities alone cannot guarantee progress. Strong administration, proper maintenance and transparent leadership are essential if these investments are to benefit players, supporters and communities for years to come.

    Global News Arena Writer · 6 November 2026

  8. world

    China Is Turning AI Video Into an Industry. The Bigger Question Is Who Will Be Ready for the Change

    China’s rapid investment in AI generated video is creating new opportunities while forcing creative businesses to rethink production.

    GNA Writes · 28 September 2026

  9. 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

  10. world

    From Selling Bread to Owning a Bakery: How I Built My Business From Scratch

    A first-person journey of turning a humble bread-selling business into a thriving bakery through persistence, smart reinvestment, and unwavering belief in starting small.

    Adeola Babatunde · 21 August 2026

  11. business

    Nigeria, China Trade Relations: History, Trade Opportunities and Economic Impact

    Nigeria and China have built a major economic partnership over five decades. As trade, investment, agriculture, manufacturing and digital cooperation expand, Nigeria faces a crucial opportunity to increase exports, strengthen local production and unlock new business opportunities

    Lady NG · 20 August 2026

  12. make money

    How to Build Multiple Sources of Income in Nigeria Starting With Your Smartphone

    You do not need a huge investment to start building additional income in Nigeria. Here is how your smartphone, useful digital skills and consistent effort can become the foundation for multiple income streams.

    Lady NG · 20 August 2026

  13. business

    Nigeria’s Oil and Gas Industry: History, Economic Impact, Challenges and Future Opportunities

    Nigeria’s oil and gas industry has shaped the nation’s economy for decades. Here’s a closer look at its history, economic impact, challenges, investment opportunities and what the future holds for Nigeria’s energy sector.

    Lady NG · 17 August 2026

  14. business

    How Startup Funding Works in Nigeria: From Bootstrapping to Venture Capital

    From personal savings and grants to angel investment and venture capital, understanding how startup funding works can help Nigerian entrepreneurs choose the right path to build, finance and grow a successful business.

    Lady NG · 14 August 2026

  15. world

    How to Start a Profitable Online Business From Your Smartphone

    Starting an online business doesn't always require a big investment. With the right skill, a smartphone, and a clear solution, a simple idea can become a real business.

    Adeola Babatunde · 16 June 2026

  16. business

    Nigeria’s Steel Industry: History, Challenges and the Future of Local Steel Production

    Nigeria’s steel industry has faced decades of setbacks, abandoned ambitions and investment challenges. Here is how the sector evolved, what went wrong and what the future of local steel production could mean for Nigeria’s economy

    Lady NG · 14 August 2025

  17. education

    How to Start Investing in Nigerian Stocks as a Beginner

    Thinking about investing in Nigerian stocks but don't know where to begin? This beginner-friendly guide explains how to get started, choose a legitimate stockbroker, research companies, manage risk and build a smarter long-term investment strategy.

    Lady NG · 15 March 2025

  18. business

    High Business Costs in Nigeria Put Jobs at Risk

    The Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry says expensive electricity, poor roads, port delays and difficult access to loans are making it harder for Nigerian businesses to grow and employ more people.

    Global News Arena Writer · 7 November 2026

  19. world

    Anthropic Is Spending Billions on AI. Why Businesses Should Care About the Cost of Technology.

    Anthropic's latest financial disclosures reveal the enormous cost of building advanced AI. For ordinary businesses, the lesson is not to spend more on technology, but to make sure technology solves real business problems.

    GNA Writes · 2 October 2026

  20. world

    Nvidia Just Approved a $150 Billion Buyback. The Bigger Story Is How Much AI Is Changing Corporate Strategy

    The chipmaker’s enormous cash position shows how quickly the AI boom is changing the decisions major companies make.

    GNA Writes · 29 September 2026

  21. world

    They Promised 120% Returns. Then They Took Everything.

    The scheme did not fail. It was never real. That is the part Nigerians keep learning too late. 

    GNA Writes · 16 September 2026

  22. world

    Global Economy 2026: What Inflation Means for Businesses, Investors, and Families

    As the global economy shifts in 2026, rising costs and economic uncertainty are forcing businesses and families to rethink how they manage money, work, and build additional income.

    Adeola Babatunde · 8 August 2026

  23. world

    Why Fast Growing Businesses Need to Know When to Reinvest and When to Hold Cash

    Making money is only one part of running a successful business. Knowing what to do with that money can be just as important.

    GNA Writes · 4 August 2026

  24. world

    Why Quick Money Is the Most Expensive Money You Will Ever Chase

    The faster the money looks, the more it usually costs you in the end.

    GNA Writes · 15 July 2026

  25. business

    # Nigeria External Debt and China Loans: World Bank Reveals $145 Billion Debt

    A new World Bank report says Nigeria’s foreign debt rose to $145 billion in 2025. China is the country’s biggest government-to-government lender, raising fresh questions about how Nigeria borrows money and pays it back.

    Global News Arena Writer · 7 November 2026

  26. travel

    Europe tourism strategy to Spread Tourists Across More Destinations

    Europe wants travellers to explore more places and visit throughout the year as officials work to reduce overcrowding, protect local communities and help smaller tourism businesses grow.

    Global News Arena Writer · 7 November 2026

  27. technology

    Microsoft Data Centre Protest Erupts in Amsterdam

    Protesters entered a construction site for a planned Microsoft data centre in Amsterdam, climbing cranes and confronting police as campaigners raised concerns about artificial intelligence, electricity and water consumption, environmental impact and the power of major technology companies.

    Global News Arena Writer · 7 November 2026

  28. world

    Malaysia King Najib House Arrest Dispute Sparks Royal Warning

    Malaysia’s King Sultan Ibrahim has warned against challenging his order allowing former Prime Minister Najib Razak to serve the remainder of a prison sentence under house arrest, as a legal dispute delays the former leader’s transfer from prison.

    Global News Arena Writer · 7 November 2026

  29. world

    New Zealand Election Results Show Tight Race Between National and Labour

    New Zealand election results show the governing National Party and opposition Labour Party locked in a close contest, with smaller parties potentially holding the key to forming the next government.

    Global News Arena Writer · 7 November 2026

  30. politics

    Oshiomhole Says Food Can Cost Just ₦2,000 Under Tinubu

    Senator Adams Oshiomhole has defended President Bola Tinubu’s economic reforms by arguing that ₦2,000 can still buy food at a Nigerian mama put while one dollar buys little in the United States. His comparison has brought renewed attention to the cost of living, household purchasing power and the economic pressures facing Nigerians.

    Global News Arena Writer · 6 November 2026

  31. health

    More People in England Are Getting Cancer Than Ever Before

    England has recorded its highest annual number of new cancer diagnoses, with NHS figures revealing an average of 1,021 diagnoses every day in 2024. The record highlights progress in detection but raises urgent questions about treatment delays, healthcare inequalities and the pressure on cancer services.

    Global News Arena Writer · 6 November 2026

  32. lifestyle

    Pastor Sarah Omakwu Talks About Cheating in Marriage

    Nigerian pastor Sarah Omakwu has challenged married men who maintain relationships outside their marriages while expecting their wives to remain faithful, reigniting a wider conversation about hypocrisy, trust, gender expectations and the meaning of commitment.

    Global News Arena Writer · 6 November 2026

  33. health

    New Labs Help Doctors Find Malaria and TB Faster

    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

  34. sports

    Cristiano Ronaldo Portugal Legacy Beyond the Final Whistle

    From Madeira to the world's biggest football stages, Cristiano Ronaldo has become one of Portugal's most recognisable sporting figures. His international retirement invites a deeper look at the records, sacrifices and influence behind a remarkable career.

    Global News Arena Writer · 6 November 2026

  35. 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

  36. sports

    Nigerian Young Athletes Carry More Than Medals to Dakar

    Nineteen Nigerian athletes are representing the country at the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games in Senegal. Their performances offer a glimpse of the country's sporting potential while raising important questions about the support young talents need to succeed.

    Global News Arena Writer · 6 November 2026

  37. 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

  38. business

    Nigerian Stock Market Loses ₦3.28 Trillion as Heavy Selling Hits Major Shares

    Nigeria’s stock market lost approximately ₦3.28 trillion in market value on Thursday, 5 November 2026, as the benchmark index fell and several major shares declined sharply. The session reversed two days of gains and placed industrial stocks under particular pressure.

    Global News Arena Writer · 6 November 2026

  39. 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

  40. business

    CBN liquidity withdrawal Of ₦3.46 Trillion: Investors Show Strong Demand for Government Securities

    The Central Bank of Nigeria absorbed approximately ₦3.46 trillion through recent Open Market Operations and Treasury bills auctions, as investor subscriptions exceeded the amounts offered. The results offer a fresh indication of demand for government securities and the way financial institutions are positioning their funds.

    Global News Arena Writer · 6 November 2026

  41. 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

  42. sports

    Nigeria Grassroots Sports Development Needs More Than Talent

    Nigeria is rich in sporting talent, but young athletes need more than natural ability to succeed. From better facilities and qualified coaches to funding and structured opportunities, the country must strengthen grassroots sports development to secure its sporting future.

    Global News Arena Writer · 6 November 2026

  43. education

    Why Mr Macaroni Master Degree with Distinction Matters.

    Nigerian actor and civic advocate Adebowale Adedayo has graduated from London drama powerhouse Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts with top academic honours. His accomplishment redefines what it means to transition from viral internet satire to formal global stage mastery.

    Global News Arena · 4 November 2026

  44. lifestyle

    Did Nollywood Drama Hello Tara Borrow from Love Me Daily.

    The hit film Hello Tara exposes modern society's desperate search for emotional safety and meaningful connection in a superficial digital world. Whether a direct inspiration or a cultural coincidence, the movie mirrors the exact holistic vision powering Love Me Daily.

    Queen Diana Story · 4 November 2026

  45. fashion

    Emmy Kasbit Fashion Reimagines Nigerian Heritage Through Contemporary Design

    Nigerian designer Emmanuel Okoro continues to explore the relationship between cultural heritage and modern style through Emmy Kasbit, a label recognised for its contemporary tailoring, distinctive silhouettes and use of traditional textiles. At 7 PM on Sunday, 1 November, the brand takes its place in the Lagos Fashion Week 2026 programme, bringing renewed attention to the craftsmanship and stories that shape its designs.

    Global News Arena Writer · 1 November 2026

  46. fashion

    Sanwo-Olu walks the runway at Lagos Fashion Week 2026

    The Lagos State governor appeared on the runway for Ugo Monye. The appearance connects political visibility with fashion, but details about its purpose and any associated commitments remain unconfirmed.

    Queen Diana Story · 31 October 2026

  47. fashion

    Ejiro Amos Tafiri fashion Gives African Elegance a Modern Voice

    From her early interest in clothing and textile design to building one of Nigeria’s recognised womenswear labels, Ejiro Amos Tafiri has developed a signature style through drapery, indigenous fabrics and contemporary interpretations of African dress.

    Global News Arena Writer · 31 October 2026

  48. fashion

    Elie Kuame fashion Brings Refined African Couture to Lagos Fashion Week

    With a creative identity shaped by Ivorian, Lebanese and European influences, Elie Kuame has built a fashion language around femininity, sophisticated construction and the expressive possibilities of fabric.

    Global News Arena Writer · 31 October 2026

  49. fashion

    Bloke fashion Pushes the Boundaries of African Knitwear With Experimental Design

    Nigerian fashion label Bloke, founded by designer Faith Oluwajimi, continues to explore the possibilities of knitwear, artisanal craftsmanship and unconventional silhouettes, creating a distinctive design identity that brings together contemporary African fashion, artistic experimentation and cultural storytelling.

    Global News Arena Writer · 30 October 2026

  50. fashion

    JZO Fashion: Ola Akindeinde and Joseph Ike’s Vision for Contemporary Nigerian Menswear

    JZO fashion explores the relationship between Nigerian identity, contemporary menswear and personal expression, using considered silhouettes, material experimentation and craftsmanship to challenge conventional ideas about how African men can dress.

    Global News Arena Writer · 30 October 2026

  51. fashion

    LFJ fashion Turns Fashion Into Wearable Art Through Experimental Shapes and Genderless Design

    Nigerian fashion label LFJ, founded by designer Princess Juliet Olanipekun, explores the boundaries between clothing, art and self-expression through experimental pleating, architectural silhouettes and a genderless design philosophy that encourages individuality.

    Global News Arena Writer · 30 October 2026

  52. fashion

    Irapada fashion Explores Nigerian Fashion Through Creative Reuse

    Irapada brings a fresh perspective to Nigerian fashion by transforming overlooked fabric remnants into expressive clothing and accessories, demonstrating how creativity, craftsmanship and sustainability can work together to shape the future of contemporary African design.

    Global News Arena Writer · 30 October 2026

  53. fashion

    Ajanée Fashion Brand: Luqman Ajani’s Vision of Individuality and Reuse

    Ajanée is part of a generation of Nigerian fashion labels challenging conventional ideas about clothing through experimentation, individuality and material reuse. Founded by Luqman Ajani, the brand invites a closer look at how discarded garments can become new expressions of identity.

    Global News Arena Writer · 29 October 2026

  54. 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

  55. fashion

    Kilentar Fashion Brand: Michelle Adepoju’s African Vision

    Michelle Adepoju is building a fashion identity around West African craftsmanship, Yoruba heritage and contemporary womenswear. Her journey reveals how cultural memory, the work of women artisans and modern design can intersect in an industry constantly searching for new creative perspectives.

    Global News Arena Writer · 29 October 2026

  56. 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

  57. fashion

    Heineken Lagos Fashion Week Welcome Party: Where African Fashion, Culture and Business Meet

    The Heineken Lagos Fashion Week Welcome Party marks the beginning of a major gathering for African fashion, bringing together designers, industry professionals, creatives and invited guests. Beyond the celebration, the event reflects the importance of relationships, visibility and commercial opportunities within Nigeria’s growing fashion industry.

    Global News Arena Writer · 28 October 2026

  58. 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

  59. fashion

    ALÁRA Lagos: Reni Folawiyo’s Vision for African Luxury, Design and Contemporary Culture

    ALÁRA has helped reshape the conversation about luxury retail in Lagos by bringing fashion, art, design and contemporary African creativity into one carefully curated destination. Its collaboration with Emmy Kasbit for Lagos Fashion Week 2026 highlights the growing relationship between designers, retail spaces and the business of African fashion.

    Global News Arena Writer · 28 October 2026

  60. world

    FBI Captures Six Most-Wanted Fraudsters After International Manhunt

    Six people wanted in major fraud cases have been captured across several countries after spending more than 4,000 days on the run collectively. The cases involve billions of dollars in alleged fraud, including healthcare fraud, COVID-19 relief fraud and the misuse of money meant to feed children.

    GNA Writes · 26 October 2026