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‘Nigerian jollof best, Naija no dey carry last’, says King Charles

“Only last week, I was delighted to host a rather lively group of them for a ‘Jollof and Tea’ party at St. James’s Palace. I was firmly assured that the jollof was only the best: Nigerian, of course… or perhaps Ghanaian or Senegalese. Diplomatically, I cannot remember!”

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UK visit: King Charles’s full speech

My wife and I are delighted to welcome you to Windsor Castle here on this occasion. We are most grateful to you for travelling during this holy month which, I acknowledge, is no small sacrifice, and so it is my particular pleasure to wish you, Mr President, peace, blessings, and an abundance of joy.

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NSIA, UK firm sign $496m dairy livestock MoU

The Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority, NSIA, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding, MoU, with UK-based Asset Green Ltd to advance the development of a large-scale integrated dairy livestock production and processing platform to transform Nigeria’s dairy industry and strengthen national food security.

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Interest rates on bank loans rising — says 42% Nigerians

By Elizabeth Adegbesan A Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, survey has showed that 42.7 percent of respondents perceived interest rates on bank loans to be high in the past three months. This formed the key highlight of the apex bank’s Consumer Expectation Survey report for February 2026. The respondents made this remark when asked how the […]

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Middle-East Conflict: Nigerian insurers to face high reinsurance costs

By Rosemary Iwunze As the conflict involving United States, Israel and Iran escalates in the Middle-East, Nigeria insurance industry may face rising reinsurance costs. Commissioner for Insurance, Mr. Olusegun Omosehin, who disclosed this, noted that the crisis could trigger rising claims globally, leading to higher reinsurance pricing. The development, according to Omosehin, would inevitably affect Nigerian […]

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