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"They are still in 1940”: VDM names most backward state in Nigeria, draws online debates
Social media activist Verydarkman is once again in the news, this time, he has named the most backward state in Nigeria, sparking reactions online.
Dangote begins distributing bags of rice, names those to benefit
The Aliko Dangote Foundation distributes over 3,000 bags of rice to communities in Ogun State as part of its Food Intervention program to combat food insecurity.
The future of credit is here: How VeendHQ’s Vida AI is redefining financial access in Africa
AI is transforming the global financial landscape & one Nigerian fintech is at the forefront. VeendHQ is rewriting the rules of credit access across Africa.
Nigerians drag Osimhen over N72bn-a-year Al Hilal snub as Saudi club knockouts Man City: "Opportunity missed"
Nigerians have taken to social media to berate Victor Osimhen after Al Hilal beat defending champions Manchester City in the round 16 of the FIFA Club World Cup
Video shows Nigerian groom watching football on phone at his wedding, ignores bride: "Red flag"
Social media users have reacted to a video of a groom focusing on his phone at his wedding. The groom watched a football match and ignored his bride by his side.
EFCC: “How I rejected $7,000 bribe for access to hack bank”: IT staff tells court
Premium Trust Bank staff, Ajayi Michael Folaseye, has narrated how he rejected $7,000 bribe allegedly offered by a colleague to compromise the bank internal system.
Tension as another Air India aircraft plunges 900 feet during takeoff
Barely 38 hours after the tragic June 12 Air India crash, a Delhi-Vienna Boeing 777 aircraft experienced multiple critical inflight warnings shortly after takeoff.
Video: Elon Musk reacts as car delivers itself from factory to customer’s home after payment
Elon Musk confirmed a Tesla Model Y successfully delivered itself from the Texas Gigafactory to a customer’s home without a driver or remote operator involved.
UK govt faces major rebellion in welfare vote
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer faced the most serious internal rebellion of his year-long premiership on Tuesday with MPs set for a close vote on welfare reforms that have already forced a damaging climbdown. The prime minister has a massive majority of 165 MPs, meaning he should be able to force whatever legislation he wants through parliament.
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