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How FIRS under Zacch Adedeji is setting unprecedented records
The Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) under Zacch Adedeji has achieved monumental feats such as exceeding its tax revenue target in 2024 and breaking new records
English giants ready to relaunch move for Super Eagles star, offers two players plus cash
Manchester United are preparing a renewed bid for a top Super Eagles striker in the summer, offering a player-plus-cash deal to secure the transfer.
Valentine’s Day Davido and Chioma take the lead as singer spoils wife with gifts, lavish dinner date
Davido trended online on Valentine’s Day for the flamboyant manner he used to celebrate his wife on Valentine's Day. Videos. pictures showed the time they enjoyed.
Victor Osimhen’s absence blamed for Galatasaray’s UEFA Europa League defeat
Galatasaray lost 4-1 to AZ Alkmaar in the first leg of the UEFA Europa League knockout playoffs loss and a Turkish commentator has named the deciding factor.
Despite operations of Dangote, PH, Warri refineries, NNPC imported 136m litres of petrol in one day
The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) brought in 136.7 million litres of petrol in a single day as the country continues to rely on imported fuel.
CBN speaks on Keystone Bank's takeover, depositors’ funds, shareholders' concerns
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has released a public statement on the Keystone Bank takeover, and addressed concerns over the safety of depositors funds.
Student of UNIJOS making video on campus reacts as lecturers walk into the scene
A Nigerian lady is trending online because of how she conducted herself when some school staff walked into her video while recording at the University of Jos.
Ex-Super Eagles star shares reason Nigeria will bounce back to qualify for World Cup
Former Super Eagles defender Godwin Okpara believes Nigeria can still qualify for the 2026 FIFA World Cup despite a poor start in the qualifiers after three draws.
Spanish tourist hotspot Malaga to ban horse-drawn carriages
A pair of tourists admire the shimmering Mediterranean from their horse-drawn carriage on the seaside promenade in Spain's southern port of Malaga -- a postcard image whose days are numbered. Animal rights activists criticise horse-drawn carriages for tourists because of the strain they put on the animals, especially during the searing summer heat.
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