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Philip Agbese dismisses Bafarawa’s open letter, defends Tinubu’s economic reforms
House of Reps member Philip Agbese has dismissed the open letter written by former Sokoto state governor Attahiru Bafarawa to President Bola Tinubu.
Dangote Refinery buys Algeria’s Saharan crude oil after crashing petrol prices
The Dangote Refinery is reportedly set to receive about one million barrels of Algerian Saharan crude in March as it begins preparation to reach full capacity.
Burna Boy's girlfriend Chloe Bailey reacts following news of singer's Lambo saga with Sophia Egbueje
Burna Boy's Chloe Bailey shared a post where she testified about what God has done in her life lately after Odogwu private dealings for aired in public.
Manchester United make U-turn, drop plans to sign high-scoring Super Eagles forward
Manchester United have reportedly ended their pursuit of Super Eagles striker Victor Osimhen, despite the forward's impressive goal-scoring form at Galatasaray.
Lady schooling in Canada shares messages she received from man in his 40s whom she rejected
An international student has displayed the messages a man in his 40s sent her on WhatsApp because she rejected him. The messages got many people talking.
Power outage to be experienced in parts of Abuja, places affected and actual dates mentioned
TCN announced a 7-hour power outage in parts of the Federal Capital Territory on February 22 and 23, 2025, due to scheduled preventive maintenance on transformers.
English Premier League club target African Player of the Year Ademola Lookman
Ademola Lookman, the African Player of the Year is a top target for Premier League clubs this summer following his strong performances in Serie A
Nigerian lady in Korea graduates as best student in Korean language, shares next plan in viral video
A Nigerian lady in Korea was applauded after she graduated from the Korean language school as the best student in Korean language. She shared her prize.
Italy breaks 'taboo' with push to revive nuclear
Italy's cabinet opened the door Friday to a return to nuclear power, aiming to overturn nearly 40 years of opposition -- though experts say any revival is at least a decade away. In a 10-year energy and climate plan published last year, Rome said it aims to install enough nuclear capacity by 2050 to generate between 11 percent and 22 percent of the power it uses.
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