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JAMB 2025 results: TikTok star Peller blamed as 1.5 million candidates fail to score above 200
Over 1.5 million candidates scored below 200 in the 2025 JAMB results, sparking social media debate. Nigerians reacted, blaming Peller for the poor performance.
Woman calls people's attention to something intriguing she noticed about video of VDM in GTBank
An observant woman has pointed out something intriguing she noticed in the video Verydarkman made while he was inside GTBank. Internet users marvelled.
“The new ejima": Paul Okoye and wife, Ifeoma join Jude Okoye to celebrate son’s 4th birthday
Nigerian music executive Jude Okoye and wife celebrated their son Ethan’s fourth birthday. Videos showed that only his brother Paul attended the event with his wife.
Before, priests and popes often married, but when did they stop marrying?
The Catholic church is set to elect a new pope at the Vatican. Who will emerge is unpredictable, but he will not be a married one and reason for this is explained.
Mide Martins marks 23rd anniversary of late mum Funmi Martins' death with emotional tribute
Nollywood actress Mide Martins has remembered her late mother, Funmi Martins, 23 years after her death. She posted an emotional video online and fans reacted.
UCL: Skales suffers severe backlash as fans compare his career to Barcelona's loss, taunt him
Nigerian music crooner Skales is being dragged online after he tweeted about Barcelona's match, where they lost their chance in the Champion's league.
GTCO share price rises, shareholders gain N52bn in hours amid protest over VDM arrest
Guaranty Trust Holding Company Plc (GTCO), the parent company of GTbank shareholders, has reason to smile as the bank's share price rise on the NGX.
Nigeria set to access more infrastructure financing, joins Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank
Nigeria officially joined the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank as a full member, committing $5 million to boost infrastructure development and economic growth.
BMW upbeat on riding out US tariff chaos
German premium carmaker BMW said Wednesday that it expected to largely ride out the impact of US tariffs over the coming year, and that it hoped to soften their impact. In a statement, BMW said it expects "some of the tariff increases to be temporary, with reductions from July 2025."
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