Abuja’s Quiet Transformation: The City Is Becoming More Than Nigeria’s Capital
For years, Abuja was known mainly as the seat of government—a city of ministries, politicians,…
How Do We Curb the Menace of One Chance in Abuja?
“One chance” remains one of the biggest security concerns for many Abuja residents. Despite increased awareness, many people still fall victim to criminals posing as commercial drivers or passengers.Should there be more security checkpoints? Should public transportation be regulated more strictly? Should residents rely more on ride hailing services?How can Abuja become safer? Join the…
How do we curb the menace of land grabbers in Abuja?
Abuja continues to expand, bringing new housing estates, businesses, and investment opportunities. Unfortunately, the growth of the city has also led to an increase in disputes over land ownership.Many residents have complained about cases involving land grabbing, multiple allocations, and the illegal sale of property.What can be done to protect residents and investors? Should the…
The New Abuja: What’s Changing in the Capital Right Now
The New Abuja: What’s Changing in the Capital Right Now Abuja is changing—and if you’ve lived in the city for a while, you’ve probably noticed it. New businesses are opening, neighbourhoods are expanding, roads are getting busier, and more young people are choosing the capital as a place to work, build businesses and start new…
The Abuja Hustle: How Residents Are Finding Ways to Keep Going
The Abuja Hustle: How Residents Are Finding Ways to Keep Going Life in Abuja can be expensive, but residents are finding creative ways to keep moving forward. For some, that means taking on a side hustle after work. For others, it means starting a small business, offering services online or turning a skill into an…
NSCDC Trains 260 Private Security Officers in Abuja
ABUJA — The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, FCT Command, has trained 260 private security personnel as part of efforts to improve security standards and strengthen collaboration between private security companies and government agencies. The officers, drawn from 40 private security companies, completed a five-day refresher training programme held in Abuja between August 10…
Religious Leaders Sign Peace Accord in Abuja
ABUJA — More than 50 Muslim and Christian leaders have signed a peace accord in Abuja aimed at promoting religious harmony and discouraging extremism and hate speech. The initiative brought together prominent faith leaders as part of efforts to strengthen peaceful coexistence across Nigeria. Participants described the agreement as an important step towards greater cooperation…
Police Arrest Suspected Kidnap Gang Members Linked to Abuja
ABUJA — Security operatives have arrested suspected members of an interstate kidnapping network allegedly operating across Abuja and several other Nigerian states. According to a report published on August 14, 2026, police investigations identified the suspects as members of organised criminal networks operating across the Federal Capital Territory, Enugu, Kogi, Nasarawa, Rivers, Kwara and Taraba…
Abuja Through the Lens
Every photograph tells a story. From cultural celebrations and business events to historic landmarks and everyday moments, our gallery captures the people, places and experiences that shape life in Nigeria’s capital. Explore Abuja through a collection of images that highlight the city’s energy, diversity and evolving identity. Discover the moments that make the capital unforgettable
Abuja Report: The Capital’s Technology Ecosystem Is Entering a New Phase
Abuja is changing. For years, Nigeria’s capital has been known primarily as the country’s political and administrative center. Today, another identity is beginning to emerge as more startups, technology companies, digital professionals and entrepreneurs establish themselves in the city. Across Abuja, coworking spaces are expanding, technology communities are growing and young professionals are exploring opportunities…