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UK rules drivers on Bolt ride-hailing platform are employees
UK drivers using the Bolt ride-hailing platform should be considered employees and have access to rights such as the minimum wage and paid holidays, an employment tribunal ruled Friday. The tribunal said that its ruling applied to all drivers who used Bolt as their only platform for finding customers.
Tears as NDLEA officers allegedly kill youth during raid in Plateau
Community thrown into mourning as the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) operatives allegedly killed a young man, Faisal Yakubu Hussaini, in Plateau state.
Nigerian man shares interesting relocation journey to Canada, reunites with family in video
A video making the rounds on social media has captured the moment a Nigerian man relocated to be with his family in Canada. Netizens reacted massively.
Butchers increase price of cow leg as transportation gets more expensive
The price of meat has increased in markets across the country just as the National Bureau of Statistics revealed that transportation cost increase again.
US election 2024: Bill Gates congratulates Donald Trump on second term victory
Bill Gates congratulates President Donald Trump and JD Vance on their historic election victory. Trump secures a second term after winning key battleground states.
Nigerian port makes history, receives world’s largest container vessel
The Apapa port in Lagos has received the largest container vessel to ever dock in the country's history, signaling hope for Nigeria's economic recovery.
Black box recovered from Rivers helicopter crash, details emerge
The Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau said the black box of the Sikorsky SK76 helicopter that crash in Port Harcourt, the Rivers state capital has been recovered.
Ex-federal lawmaker packs PDP structure to APC, gives reason
The PDP has entered into another dilemma as a former federal lawmaker left with the party structure to join the APC. The ex-Reps member gave a reason.
British-Nigerian bags 7-years imprisonment over $5m cyber fraud In United States
A British-Nigerian, Oludayo Kolawole John Adeagbo, has been sent to seven years imprisonment over $5m cyber fraud in the United States of America (USA)
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