The state that holds the title for having the most schools in Nigeria is Lagos State. Lagos is not only the commercial hub of Nigeria, with a booming population but also the largest city in West ...

The Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway will fast-track development and deepen Nigeria’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) within a ...

ShareEnergy shortfall in Lagos adds an extra N5.3 trillion annually to the costs of residents and their businesses. This is according to the Lagos Economic Development Update (LEDU) 2025, published by ...

The President of the Medical Women Association of Nigeria, Lagos, Dr Funmi Ige, has disclosed that of the total population of medical and dental practitioners in Nigeria, only 35 per cent are women.In ...

The Lagos State Ministry of Environment and Water Resources, and WaterAid Nigeria have assured Lagos residents of increased ...

According to history, a census was first conducted in the area known today as Nigeria in the year 1866 by the British ...

Nigeria’s commercial capital, Lagos, is currently Africa’s second largest economy, after Cairo, Egypt, with a Gross Domestic ...

The catchphrase for Nigerian fintechs during the 2020–2023 fintech boom was "banking the unbanked." The assertion that they would bank ...

We must ascertain who we are, how many we are, and how to manage our data. Without an accurate census, we can’t successfully ...

The project serves as a booster to the existing symbiotic relationship between Lagos and Ogun states. As the Lagos’s ...

ShareThe Ogun State Governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun, and President Bola Tinubu have a shared vision for infrastructure development as a driver of economic growth. By focusing on road network ...

Organised residents of informal settlements and members of civil society have condemned the mass forced eviction of the people of Ilaje Otumara and Baba Ijora communities on the Lagos Mainland, ...