The Supreme Court has made a strong pronouncement on the crisis rocking the ADC between the David Mark-led faction and the Nafiu Bala Gombe-leadership.
Cattle prices in Lagos soar to N2.5 million, driven by insecurity and transport costs. Butchers urge government to expedite ranching projects to stabilise prices.
The global Creator Economy market size is projected to exceed USD 600 billion by the end of 2036, growing at a CAGR of 23%. Nigeria can tap from this economy.
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) increased the Nigeria Customs exchange rates for cargo clearance from N1,436 per dollar to N1,546.221 due to naira's depreciation.
TikTok went dark in the United States on Sunday as millions of dismayed users found themselves barred from the popular app, with President-elect Donald Trump vowing to seek a reprieve. After discussing TikTok with Chinese President Xi Jinping, Trump told NBC News on Saturday that he could activate a 90-day reprieve after he reclaims the Oval Office on Monday.
The World Bank has opened up exciting job opportunities for Nigerians and other nationalities in several internship roles in different professional fields.
Ecobank Nigeria has teamed up with the Nigerian Consumer Credit Corporation (CrediCorp) to provide affordable and easy-to-access loans for customers.
For Curtis Sparrer, a work-from-home evangelist, an office is nothing less than a "corporate jail." Five years after the Covid-19 pandemic sent workers scrambling for home, laptops under their arm, Sparrer methodically challenges the arguments made by corporate America as it pushes for a full-time return to office.
US President-elect Donald Trump has launched his own cryptocurrency, appropriately called $TRUMP, sparking feverish buying that sent its market capitalization soaring on Saturday to several billion dollars. By mid-morning on Saturday, the market capitalization for $TRUMP stood at nearly $6 billion.
Benedetta slid a manicured nail through the sellotape of a mystery package to unwrap a garden hoe and earbuds. It's a hoe."
TikTok says it will "go dark" in the United States on Sunday, threatening access to the app for 170 million users, unless the government provides assurances that a law mandating its sale or ban won't be used to punish service providers.
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