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NDLEA: ‘We found drugs at Senator Oyelola Ashiru’s home’, anti-narcotic agency makes allegation
The NDLEA has said it found drugs at Senator Oyelola Ashiru’s home in Ilorin, Kwara state. The NDLEA's counter-allegation is a response to the senator's accusation.
‘We are looking for’: FIRS announces fresh recruitment for young graduates, lists requirements
The Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) has announced plans to recruit young Nigerian graduates for full-time appointments to become tax masters.
FUPRE courses, cut-off mark and admission requirements (Federal University of Petroleum)
Most FUPRE courses are science-based programmes focused on petroleum and engineering. Read on for course details, including cut-off marks and admission requirements.
AEW wrestlers' real names: Real identities of 15 big AEW stars
What are the AEW wrestlers' real names? Many fans know all Elite Wrestling (AEW) wrestlers by their ring name. Find out the real names of the big AEW stars.
TCN addresses power failure, explains why Nigeria gives Togo, Benin, others 24 hours electricity
According to the Transmission Company of Nigeria Nigeria supplies electricity to its bordering nations, which include Togo, Benin Republic, and Niger Republic.
MAPOLY admission portal and requirements: how to apply to Moshood Abiola Polytechnic
What are MAPOLY's admission requirements? Read this article to discover the admission requirements and application process to apply to Moshood Abiola Polytechnic.
Video of actor Sanyeri at US restaurant raises concerns about his health: “His hands are shaking”
Nollywood actor Sanyeri had fans worrying about his health after a video of him at a fast food restaurant went viral. Some netizens asked questions.
JUST IN: Fani-Kayode’s aide dies in Abuja hotel, details emerge
Ndifreke Mark, a special assistant to ex-Minister of Aviation Femi Fani-Kayode, has passed away in an Abuja hotel. Details surrounding the death continue to unfold.
Hezbollah-linked financial firm an economic lifeline for Lebanese
Al-Qard al-Hassan, bombed by Israel over it's Hezbollah links, is a lifeline for mainly Muslim Shiite communities battling a years-long financial crisis that has locked Lebanese out of their bank deposits. Its beneficiaries are mainly Shiite Muslims, but in a country where a five-year economic crisis has forced many into desperation, Christians and Sunni Muslims have also turned to its services.
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