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May Day: Tinubu sends crucial message to Nigerian workers, “You are the engine of our economy”
President Tinubu on Workers’ Day 2025, pledged continuous efforts to improve the welfare of Nigerian workers and recognize their role in national development.
“Look at this old man”: Ghanaians react as Boniface labels their Jollof as ‘sacrifice'
Ghanaians have responded after Nigerian striker Victor Boniface joked that their jollof rice is a "sacrifice to traditional gods," sparking lively reactions.
NERC issues new instruction to DisCos over metre refund to consumers
All DisCos have been compelled by NERC to disclose the reimbursements they have provided to customers who purchased meters through the MAP program.
MTN’s momo suffers decline as telco finally returns to profitability
MTN's strategic focus on enhancing the quality of its ecosystem resulted in a decline in active wallets, according to its unaudited financial numbers for Q1 2025.
Ruben Amorim reacts after Manchester United take step towards Europa League final
Manchester United beat Athletic Bilbao 3-0 to have one leg in the UEFA Europa League final. Head coach Ruben Amorim was delighted with his team's performance.
EU preparing new sanctions on Russia, French minister tells AFP
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot said Thursday that the European Union is preparing to hit Russia with a 17th round of sanctions, describing President Vladimir Putin as the "sole obstacle" to peace in Ukraine. Barrot took aim at Russia's president during the interview, saying: "It is now crystal clear that the only obstacle to peace today in Ukraine is Vladimir Putin."
May Day 2025: Kano Water board staff decry 'hollow' celebration over minimum wage implementation
Amid the May Day 2025 celebration, the Kano Water board staff has decried the alleged hollow celebration as a result of the minimum wage implementation.
May Day 2025: Prominent Catholic priest, Fr. Ebube Muonso, sends notable message to Nigerians
As Nigerians celebrate May Day 2025 on Thursday across the country, a prominent Catholic priest, Father Ebube Muonso, has sent a strong message to all citizens.
US to end shipping loophole for Chinese goods Friday
The United States is set to end tariff exemptions on Friday for goods shipped from China worth less than $800, a move which could have significant ramifications on consumers' purchasing habits. The move announced last month means that goods shipped commercially will soon be subject to new tariffs of 145 percent -- the current level of levies imposed on goods coming from China.
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