The richest musicians in Nigeria prefer specific residential areas and car brands. Most live in Lekki, Lagos, and drive Mercedes and Bentleys. Additionally, these stars support one another.

As of 29 September, Lagos, Nigeria’s richest state, had recorded 134 deaths from 4,667 cholera cases. The state has the highest share of cases in Nigeria since the outbreak began in June.

The Oba of Lagos, Oba Rilwan Akiolu, has condemned what he described as the growing “get-rich-quick” mentality among Nigerian youths, saying that both the Bible and the Quran discourage such ...

Nigeria, a nation blessed with a richly diverse coastal and marine environment, sits on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean with ...

Before George Etomi went to university in 1972, his home in Lagos, Nigeria’s commercial capital, had near-constant power. When he returned from studying abroad a few years later, power cuts had ...

ABUJA, Nigeria -- Kunle Maringa spent nearly 24 hours recently in a two-mile-long line to fill up the gasoline tank of his battered Peugeot sedan. Maringa's goal was a greasy service station ...

Gasoline retailers in Nigeria accused Aliko Dangote, Africa’s richest person, of seeking to monopolize the sales of petroleum products in the West African nation with his mega refinery.

Lagos is Nigeria’s richest state by a distance. Its internal revenue in 2023 was about a third of the total internal revenue of all 36 states and Abuja, and it was more than that of all 19 ...

West Africa – especially Nigeria’s largest city, Lagos – becomes the world’s hottest winter party destination in “Detty December,” the festive period between December and early January.

The respondents also say the selfishness of the rich causes many of Nigeria's problems, which affect ordinary citizens. A new report by Edelman Trust Barometer unveiled in Lagos on Wednesday ...

As Page prepares to return to Africa, he aims to relish Blues People’s latest milestone of making its way to ARIFF, taking place this year on Nov. 3 through Nov. 9.

As of 29 September, Lagos, Nigeria's richest state, had recorded 134 deaths from 4,667 cholera cases. ... "What they call pure water is expensive in Lagos, so people just look for anything to drink.