INEC has finally declared Charles Soludo, the candidate of APGA, as the winner of the November 8 governorship election in Anambra. The results have surfaced.
The United States Trade Representative (USTR) has released a statement slamming the Nigerian government's decision to impose a ban on 25 products.
US President Donald Trump announced massive new tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum Tuesday, while threatening to "shut down" its auto industry and saying the best way to end the trade war was for Washington's ally to be absorbed into the United States.
French Sunday newspaper readers woke up this past weekend to starkly different visions of their country's relationship with Russia. But after Ferrari accused French officials of "wanting to go to war against Russia", a prominent Elysee advisor, asking not to be named, denounced the channel as "radio KGB".
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has recently issued several warnings to Nigerians not to invest in these firms. Now, one of them is seeking approval.
Chanel presented its Fall-Winter collection on the last day of Paris Women's Fashion Week on Tuesday, playing with proportions and layering in a show designed without incoming artistic director Matthieu Blazy. Paris Fashion Week will wrap up with Anthony Vaccarello's Saint Laurent show later Tuesday, following a presentation by Miu Miu.
The Chatham House recently warned the federal government against strengthening the naira. Legit.ng spoke to an economic analyst who offered explanations.
Traders across Nigerian markets have claimed fuel price slashes and other factors to be responsible for the recent slight decline in the prices of food.
German auto giant Volkswagen said Tuesday its annual profits nosedived during a torrid year that saw Europe's top carmaker increasingly struggle with high production costs and fierce Chinese competition.
Struggling Japanese automaker Nissan announced on Tuesday that chief executive Makoto Uchida would step down, a move that follows the failure of merger talks with rival Honda.
Nigerian authorities are warily moving to regulate Africa's largest cryptocurrency market in long-delayed efforts to create legal certainty in a field still fraught with fraud and volatility.
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