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- 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 · 10 July 2026
- business
What the Dangote Refinery Produces—and Why It Matters More Than Many Nigerians Realise
The Dangote Refinery produces far more than petrol. From diesel and aviation fuel to LPG, kerosene and polypropylene, its products could have a much wider impact on Nigeria's economy, industries and everyday life
Lady NG · 18 August 2026
- world
Russia Election: Kremlin Faces New Test After Expected Victory
United Russia has retained its Duma majority, but with the war in Ukraine ongoing, the real question is how the Kremlin uses this result and what it could mean for global markets.
Global News Arena · 21 September 2026
- world
Why Russia's Election Result Should Matter to Every African Business Owner Trading Internationally
Russia's parliamentary election outcome was never in doubt, but the ripple effects on oil prices, forex volatility, and global trade are why African business owners should be paying attention anyway.
Global News Arena · 21 September 2026
- business
Beyoncé Just Turned a 20 Year Old Album Into a Whole New Business.
B’Day is turning 20, and Beyoncé decided against the nostalgic Instagram post. Instead, she’s showing creators how to turn old work into new money and somehow made a 20-year-old album feel like a brand-new product.
Reva Mag · 27 August 2026
- business
Dangote Refinery Drives Seven-Fold Rise in Nigeria’s Petroleum Product Exports: How Nigeria Is Becoming a Major Fuel Exporter
Nigeria’s petroleum export landscape is changing rapidly as Dangote Refinery boosts refined product shipments, cuts reliance on imports and strengthens the country’s ambitions to become a major fuel exporter.
Lady NG · 25 August 2026
- education
The School of Unlearning: Why the Best Skills for 2026 Weren't Taught in a Classroom.
Degrees still matter, but knowing how to teach yourself what you need next may be one of the most valuable skills you can build.
Reva Mag · 25 August 2026
- business
Nigeria’s Innovation Hub Revolution: NITDA Moves to Strengthen 339 Hubs to Boost Startups and Tech Businesses
Nigeria’s technology ecosystem could be entering a new phase as NITDA works to strengthen more than 339 innovation hubs, with the goal of creating stronger support systems for startups, entrepreneurs and technology-driven businesses across the country.
Lady NG · 24 August 2026
- 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
- business
Nigeria’s Terra Industries Raises Millions: Inside the Startup Bet Attracting Global Investors
Nigeria’s Terra Industries is drawing global investor attention after raising $34 million, highlighting growing confidence in African technology, infrastructure and homegrown innovation.
Lady NG · 18 August 2026
- sports
How Nigeria Can Discover and Develop the Next Generation of Sports Stars
Nigeria’s next generation of sports stars may already be out there. From grassroots scouting and school competitions to technology, coaching and athlete development, here’s how Nigeria can turn hidden talent into future champions.
Lady NG · 17 August 2026
- entertainment
Jarvis Breaks Silence on the 'Womb Shifter' Controversy: Why Public Criticism Should Inspire Us to Build Something Bigger
Jarvis has finally addressed the viral 'Womb Shifter' controversy, turning public criticism into a powerful lesson on resilience, personal growth, and building something greater despite online backlash.
Lady NG · 3 August 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
- 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
- climate
Adaptation Finance Remains the Weakest Link in Climate Policy
Money for cutting emissions has grown. Money for coping with warming already locked in has not kept pace.
Clara Hoffmann · 3 July 2026
- climate
Explainer: Why Water Security Is Becoming a Budget Line
Governments that once treated water as an environmental issue are now writing it into finance ministry planning.
Sarah Benali · 2 July 2026
- 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