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Cyriel Dessers faults Victor Osimhen, others for lack of Super Eagles chances
Cyriel Dessers opens up about his struggle to break into Nigeria’s starting XI, acknowledging Victor Osimhen and others are the preferred candidates.
Five companies lead as Nigerian stock market gains N253 billion
The Nigerian stock market has recorded another positive performance, helping investors make over N200 billion after-hours of trading, led by Honeywell Flour Mills.
Fuel prices may increase as rep seeks to implement 5% road user charge
FERMA’s Managing Director and government agencies face scrutiny from Nigeria’s House Committee over non-compliance with the 5% petroleum user charge.
Outrage as Tinubu's minister visits top opposition governor, video trends
President Bola Tinubu's minister of state for foreign affair, Bianca Ojukwu, has visited Governor Charles Soludo, leading to an outrage as her video emerged.
Regina Daniels taunts Angela Okorie with alleged details of what she did in her first movie role
Nigerian actress Regina Daniels came forward with more allegations against her senior colleague, Angela Okori,e amid the fight with Mercy Johnson.
High-cost loans, Trump turmoil hurting Africa, says G20 panel chief
Critically needed economic growth in Africa is being held back by high borrowing costs imposed by international lenders, with unpredictable US policy changes adding to the strain, the head of the G20 panel on the continent said.
Summit University, Offa school fees for all courses and how to make payments
Discover the Summit University, Offa school fees and how to make the payments. The institution aims to provide excellent academic standards in training students.
20 iconic public domain characters: heroes and villains you can use freely
Public domain characters are free to use in books, films, and more. Read on to discover the famous names you can reinvent without copyright issues.
US doubles steel, aluminum tariffs as OECD ministers gather
The United States doubled steel and aluminum tariffs Wednesday, casting a pall on a gathering of OECD ministers as President Donald Trump's intensifying trade war weighs on the world economy. Despite the doubling of steel and aluminum tariffs Wednesday, imports from the UK will remain at 25 percent for now, while both sides work out duties and quotas in line with the terms of their trade pact.
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