Smart Ways to Raise Prices Without Losing Customers in 2025
Raising prices is a natural part of running a business, but it does not have to alienate customers.
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WHO: 1.4 Billion With Hypertension, Only 1 in 5 Controlled
The WHO says 1.4 billion people globally live with hypertension in 2024, but fewer than 25% have it under control. Nigeria is among those with treatment rates as low as 10%, raising alarm among health experts.
Pension Funds in Nigeria Can Now Invest in Foreign Assets, Says PenCom
PenCom now allows Nigerian pension fund administrators to invest in foreign exchange–denominated assets such as equities, bonds, and real estate, under strict guidelines to manage FX risk.
Nationwide Blackout Looms as Electricity Workers Down Tools in Nigeria
Electricity workers in Nigeria have begun a nationwide strike over pay and working conditions, triggering blackouts in major states and raising fears of a wider grid collapse.
How to Get Investors to Hunt You Down
In today’s environment, capital is searching for the right opportunities. The founders who position themselves correctly will find that investors are not distant targets but active pursuers.
Building a Global Career from Nigeria: Skills, Networks, and Pathways
Building a global career from Nigeria is a practical goal, but it requires preparation. The successes of Nigerians at institutions like NASA, the WTO, and multinational corporations prove that the pathway is already established. The challenge for today’s professionals is not whether the door is open, but whether they are ready to step through it.
How to Get Your Employees to Love Your Company
Employee loyalty is no longer about perks or pay alone. Drawing on data from Gallup, case studies from Andela and Access Bank, and global insights, this article explores how Nigerian companies can retain top talent by embedding recognition, growth opportunities, and authentic leadership into their culture.
Big Names Join Dangote’s Direct Delivery Plan — Marketers Rejoice
Dangote Refinery’s logistics-free fuel delivery scheme is gaining momentum as Conoil, Eterna, and others join, eliminating delivery charges for registered marketers in eleven states and promising lower retail prices for consumers.
Drivers Pocket Extra ₦6.1 Billion with Uber in 2023
A new economic impact report reveals Uber drivers in Nigeria earned 34% more than other transport jobs in 2023, gaining an extra ₦6.1 billion in income.
Nnadozie Named Fourth-Best Goalkeeper in the World at 2025 Ballon d’Or
Chiamaka Nnadozie of Nigeria’s Super Falcons has been ranked fourth-best goalkeeper in the world in the 2025 Ballon d’Or, highlighting her standout performances this season.
New Lagos Rule: No Night Deliveries Without Reflective Jackets
The Lagos State Government has mandated courier riders to wear reflective jackets and use visibility tapes for all night deliveries between 6 p.m. and 6 a.m., in a new push to curb road accidents.
FG Investigates Flesh-Eating Disease in Adamawa After Seven Fatalities
The Federal Government has begun investigating a mysterious flesh-eating disease in Adamawa that has killed seven people and infected dozens more, with experts suspecting Buruli ulcer.
Why Every Nigerian Worker Should Join The Workplace Radio Community
The Workplace Radio, a subsidiary of The Workplace Media, is Nigeria’s first dedicated platform for workers. With podcasts, interviews, policy insights, and inspiring stories, it is more than radio—it is a movement that gives Nigerian workers a voice, a home, and a community. Join today: @workplaceradioo.
What the Potential Closure of UNAIDS Means for Africa
The UN’s plan to close UNAIDS by 2026 threatens to derail Africa’s HIV response. With Nigeria home to 1.9 million people living with HIV, experts warn of setbacks without the agency’s leadership.
FG to Raise N758bn Pension Bond to Settle Old Pension Debt
PenCom’s Director-General, Omolola Oloworaran, described the bond issuance as part of a larger effort dubbed “pension revolution 2.0,” aimed at restoring retirement dignity and resolving delays in pension payments.
Users Frustrated as Gmail, Yahoo Demand Payment for Full Inboxes
As of now, users reportedly have a grace period to either clear storage or upgrade. Those who do nothing risk losing access to the full features of their email accounts.
Tinubu Approves ₦25bn for FCT Health as Wike Ends Doctors’ Strike
On Friday, Wike addressed the striking doctors, stating: “I have signed all the doctors’ requests on my table today.”
Nathaniel: New Record, No Medal in 400m Hurdles Final
Despite finishing off the podium, Nathaniel expressed optimism. He said he hoped the performance would serve as inspiration for young Nigerian athletes and viewed the result as an opportunity to learn from the world’s best.
Displaced Nigerians Refuse to Leave Camps, Citing Ongoing Boko Haram Threat
More than four months after authorities evacuated roughly 22,000 people from the Muna displaced persons camp and shut down its water system, a portion of its residents continue to live there, even though structures are deteriorating.
One of them, fifty-year-old widow Maryam Suleiman, remains with her 12 children under leaking roofs. She says she cannot return to her village, Dongo, where Boko Haram killed her two younger brothers in 2014.
Nathaniel Makes History, First Nigerian in 400m Hurdles Final in 38 Years
Nathaniel clocked a time of 47.47 seconds to claim first place in Heat 2. He edged out Ismail Abakar of Qatar, who set a personal best of 47.61s, and the USA’s Caleb Dean, who finished in 47.85s. His time is the fastest among all semi-finalists.
Fire at Afriland Towers Claims 10 Lives in Lagos: United Capital and FIRS Staff Among Victims
The blaze broke out just before 1 p.m. on Tuesday, September 16, 2025, in the basement inverter room of the six-storey Afriland Tower building, which houses multiple offices. Thick smoke spread rapidly through the upper levels, forcing workers to escape through windows and balconies.
Pensioners in Ibadan Protest Over Low Payouts After Two Decades with No Raise
The protesters, including elderly men and women, say that 75 per cent of retired workers currently survive on a monthly pension of ₦15,000—a sum they regard as wholly insufficient, especially when compared to the national minimum wage set at ₦70,000. They insist the pension should be adjusted to at least ₦60,000.
Strikes: Outdated Disruption or Necessary Last Resort? – Dr. Ehindero
The current moment in Nigeria is instructive. Economic reform, subsidy removal and currency adjustments have raised the political salience of wages and welfare; unions are responding to the erosion of purchasing power just as much as to broken promises. If leadership wants fewer strikes, it must treat labour peace not as a policing problem but as a governance challenge requiring transparent budgets, credible timelines and institutional investment.
Dangote Refinery Cuts Petrol Price, Begins Direct Supply from September 15
Dangote Petroleum Refinery has announced a reduction in petrol prices and will start direct supply to filling stations nationwide beginning Monday, September 15, 2025. The refinery’s gantry price is now fixed at ₦820 per litre, sources said.
Pastor Jerry Eze Tops Nigeria’s YouTube Earnings
Playboard suggests that Eze makes about ₦1.94 million per day, roughly ₦7.95 million over 24 hours, and ₦47.7 million in the past week. His cumulative YouTube earnings are placed at ₦10.71 billion.
Super Eagles Held in Bloemfontein as Qualification Chances Narrow
The Super Eagles fell behind when captain Troost-Ekong inadvertently turned the ball into his own net. Nigeria later equalised through defender Calvin Bassey, who rose highest to head in a long cross. Despite pressing hard in the closing stages and adding seven minutes of stoppage time, the team couldn’t find a winner.
Is Fintech the Biggest Job Creator in Africa?
Fintech in Africa is not yet the primary employer across the economy, but it is a catalytic force in job creation, especially in the high-growth digital space. It provides quality, formal employment, opens pathways for professional development, and accelerates financial inclusion.
Galatasaray Coach Admits Worry Over Osimhen’s Travels to Nigeria After Injury Scare
Buruk made the remarks in the aftermath of Nigeria’s 1–0 World Cup qualifying win over Rwanda, during which Osimhen was substituted early due to foot pain. “If there is a problem with Osimhen, we want to send a plane immediately and bring him back to Türkiye,” the coach said.
Inside the Global South’s Workplaces – Nigeria, China, and India
Comparing Nigeria with China and India reveals how different histories, institutions, and economic structures produce distinct workplace cultures — and how common challenges, such as overwork, precarity, and low well-being, are taking new forms across the global South.
FG Adopts New Medium-Term Debt Strategy to Cut Risks, Boost Fiscal Stability
Nigeria’s total public debt has grown in recent years as the government increased borrowing to finance budget deficits and infrastructure projects. The new MTDS aims to address concerns about debt sustainability while maintaining access to funding.