Month: July 2026
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The link between building management and property value appreciation
Effective facility management is essential for preserving the lifespan and financial value of real estate assets, a principle highlighted by Nigeria's recent adoption of Executive Order 11 for public building maintenance.
Igbo Leaders Warn That Suppressing Opposition Threatens Nigerian Democracy
The Igbo Leaders of Thought have cautioned that the systematic intimidation of opposition parties ahead of the 2027 elections poses a grave threat to Nigeria's democratic stability.
Honoring Professor Barth Nnaji on his 70th Birthday
A look at the illustrious career and lasting impact of Professor Barth Nnaji as he marks his 70th birthday, reflecting on his pioneering work in robotics and contributions to the Nigerian power sector.
The NCC Subscriber Audit: Transforming Nigerian Telecoms Through Transparency
The NCC's recent subscriber data cleanup has forced a shift in the Nigerian telecom industry, moving focus from inflated numbers to verified, active user bases for long-term growth.
Unregulated Tanker Parking and Limited Facilities Fuel Persistent Congestion in Apapa and Kirikiri
Traffic gridlock continues in Apapa and Kirikiri due to unauthorized roadside tanker parking and insufficient depot holding facilities, prompting calls for off-site terminals and better enforcement.
Lekki Residents Grapple with Devastating Floods
Luxury estates in Lekki face recurring and destructive flooding, prompting residents to blame poor urban planning and new highway construction for the crisis, while officials point to environmental factors and developer negligence.
England Move Past Norway in World Cup Quarter-Final Amid Spidercam Controversy
Norway's World Cup run ended in a 2-1 loss to England, with the losing side disputing whether Jude Bellingham's goal should have been disallowed due to potential contact with a spidercam wire.
The Vital Importance of Paying Attention
A reflection on the necessity of communal support and the importance of noticing when friends and family are struggling, illustrated through personal anecdotes about resilience and the consequences of isolation.
Inside the Operation: How Oyo Students Were Freed from Captivity
Forty-four kidnapped schoolchildren and their teachers have been released in Oyo State after a strategic military operation and intelligence-led pressure crippled their captors.
Achieving Divine Perfection Through Faith
July is often viewed as a month of divine perfection, where believers seek completeness in their lives by turning to faith when human efforts and medical solutions fail.