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Kaduna DisCo reacts as workers begin strike, speaks on alleged sack of 900 employees
The Kaduna Electric Distribution Company (KAEDCO) has responded to the ongoing industrial action that has caused blackouts in states within its service area.
Female corps member who said she will marry during service 'shamelessly' returns to parents' house
A video making the rounds on social media has captured the moment a Nigerian lady returned home after NYSC service. Netizens reacted massively to the video.
Disney profits rise on strong 'Moana 2' sales
Disney reported higher quarterly profits Wednesday, posting increased revenues in its streaming business as it eyes a rollout of a key ESPN product later this year. In its amusement park division, Disney had increased revenues but lower profits.
Niger tanker explosions: 70 families jubilate as Nigeria's 1st lady releases aid, amount announced
First Lady Senator Oluremi Tinubu, through the Renewed Hope Initiative (RHI), donates N100m to victims of the Niger tanker explosion and other disasters.
Davido's associate Soso Soberekon flaunts $3m after video of Wizkid counting money goes viral
Davido's associate Soso Soberekon has been sighted showing bundles of dollars after video of Wizkid counting money went viral. He was also seen in the bank.
4 Players Eric Chelle should exclude from Super Eagles squad for next World Cup qualifiers
Eric Chelle has been handed the difficult task of turning Nigeria's fortunes around in the World Cup qualifiers and inviting only in-form players will do the job.
Lady who spotted Speed Darlington in public shares rare video, people gush over his appearance
An emerging video of rapper Speed Darlington has elicited reactions on social media. A lady who saw him made the video and people gushed over his appearance.
French PM survives no-confidence vote
French Prime Minister Francois Bayrou on Wednesday survived a no-confidence vote in parliament, winning some breathing space after less than two months in office but still facing an uncertain future.
Another foreign company leaves Nigeria after over 50 years
IBM has decided to end its regional presence in Africa, including Nigeria, and has transferred its operations to a third party for the first time in 50 years.
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