Pascal Oparada
6499 articles published since 29 Nov 2021
6499 articles published since 29 Nov 2021
The Nigerian government has said it pay N5,000 as palliative to citizens as it removes fuel subsidy this year while various groups have kicked against the move.
Lending apps in Nigeria complain of the rate defaults in the industry with many saying creditors have become deft at dodging debts as Chinese rule the industry.
Sellers, dealers of soft drinks in Nigeria have reacted to the proposed tax imposition on the items by the federal government of Nigeria, saying they'll comply
Many people have hut the goldmine on social media just by being organised on social media. Paying attention to your social media profile can help you land job.
Dangote Cement shareholders went home smiling as the price of the leading cement maker appreciated on Wednesday, making them go home with N275 price increase.
Pensioners and workers are kicking against a proposed plans by the federal government to borrow N62b from pension funds to finance transport infrastructure.
Nigerian activist, Deji Adeyanju has alleged that the Nigerian government may have demanded access to Twitter backend to monitor, delete tweets by Nigerians.
Digital lending apps are trapping more Nigerians into borrowing more money and going into more debts as national debts are mounting, experts have predicted.
Two premier league sides, Manchester City and Manchester United posted their revenues for the 2020/2021 season with Man City defeating Man U in the financials.
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