Nigeria News » Lagos News Nigeria » Lagos » People: HIV: Nigeria strengthens prevention efforts as young people remain at risk
LAGOS – Nigeria is stepping up its fight against HIV, but a dangerous information gap continues to undermine prevention efforts, leaving young people vulnerable to misinformation and without adequate ...
News Nigeria » Lagos » People: Kidnappers in Nigeria collected more than $5 million in ransoms in a year, analysts say
A Lagos-based intelligence group say that kidnappers in Nigeria have collected more than $5 million in ransom payments over the past year.
News Nigeria » Lagos » People: Uber is leaving Nigeria after 12 years: Nigerians say the real impact could go far beyond rides
Uber’s 12-year run in Nigeria ended abruptly on September 2, 2026, leaving drivers, riders, and businesses that depended on the app to figure out what comes next. According to Reuters, […] The post ...
News Nigeria » Lagos » People: Adewole Adebayo: Four years enough for a leader to help his people — Jakande did it in Lagos
Adewole Adebayo, presidential candidate of the Social Democratic Party (SDP), says four years is enough to transform Nigeria.
News Nigeria » Lagos » People: Fashola Breaks Silence On Nigeria’s Insecurity
Former Lagos State Governor, Babatunde Fashola, has said Nigeria needs to change the way it approaches insecurity, insisting that simply putting more ...
News Nigeria » Lagos » People: A history buff is on a quest to keep Nigeria’s past alive
In a country where libraries and museums are underfunded, Raphael James wants residents to read – and learn from the artifacts he has amassed.
News Nigeria » Lagos » People: What GITEX Nigeria got right and what the infrastructure has to deliver
GITEX Nigeria 2026 closed in Lagos on Thursday after four days that moved between two cities, two registers, and two ...
News Nigeria » Lagos » People: The people who live in cities must have a say in how they are shaped: Notes from the Common City Conference
Urban growth in Africa comes with falls on the poorest residents: forced evictions, informal settlements razed for redevelopment projects, with no consultation of the people who live there.