Peter Obi joins a protest in Abuja against the rejection of e-transmission of election results, as photos and videos from the demonstration trend online.
Nigeria's banks face a March 2026 recapitalisation deadline. Top performers like Access and Zenith exceed targets, while others risk mergers or exits if they fail.
The NCAA has sent an important message to passengers who filed complaints for refunds, missing baggage and other issues against Nigeria's youngest airline.
Thousands of drivers from ride-hailing and food delivery apps protested in Indonesia on Tuesday, demanding a 10-percent cap on commission fees. Thousands more in Indonesia's second-largest city of Surabaya drove to the offices of ride-hailing apps GoJek and Grab, before rallying in front of the governor's office, an AFP journalist saw.
The Oyo State Government, through Commissioner Prince Dotun Oyelade, has announced the completion date for the Ladoke Akintola International Airport upgrade.
Top finance leaders from the G7 nations gather in Canada starting Tuesday, with concerns including war in Ukraine at the fore while the advanced economies grapple with fallout from US President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs.
Asian markets rose Tuesday as investor sentiment returned following the previous day's US rating-fuelled losses, with sentiment also boosted after China cut interest rates to historic lows. Both rates were last cut in October to what were then record lows.
India's plans to massively expand coal-based steel and iron production threaten global efforts to reduce the sector's carbon emissions, a key contributor to climate change, a report said Tuesday. Meanwhile India, which targets carbon neutrality only by 2070, plans to massively expand domestic capacity.
Chile's state-owned copper giant Codelco announced a partnership on Monday with British-Australian miner Rio Tinto to extract lithium from a salt flat that contains the world's second-biggest deposits of the prized metal.
Nigerians and others looking to relocate to Canada for work opportunities now have more to worry about, as foreign workers in Canada face fear of deportation.
The CEO of CBS News, one of America's best-known broadcast media outlets, quit Monday citing a "challenging" last few months as the network became embroiled in legal and business tensions with the Trump administration. "The past few months have been challenging," CEO Wendy McMahon wrote in a goodbye letter to staff.
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