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Airfares of Nigerian airlines rise by 47.64% in one year
The National Bureau of Statistics has revealed that the cost of airfares for domestic travel increased, with South-West recording the highest fare.
"It is Lack of Respect for 1999 Constitution": Ogun Lawmaker Knocks Soludo, Reason Emerges
Olajumoke Shaqiru Victor, has kicked against Governor Soludo's executive bill compelling LGs in Anambra to remit parts of their allocation to a joint account.
Ogun Lawmaker Predicts How Things May Look After 2027 Election
Olajumoke Shaqiru Victor, councilor representing ward 13 in Abeokuta South LGA of Ogun, has predicted how the state's political pyramid will look after 227 election.
Taliban govt-run corporation takes over luxury Kabul Serena hotel
Afghanistan's Taliban government took over management of Kabul's famed Serena hotel on Saturday, a hotel statement said, a luxury property targeted by Taliban attacks during their insurgency. The Serena has been the target of multiple deadly attacks by the Taliban before they swept to power in 2021, ousting the foreign-backed government.
IGP vs Sowore: CSO back Egbetokun, says "Nigeria is not a playground for anarchists"
Concerned Citizens for Justice and Rule of Law back IGP Kayode Egbetokun, praising his leadership in fighting crime and strengthening national security.
Portable drags Ashabi after she shaded him over UK trip with Bewaji: “Disrespecting the housewife"
Nigerian singer Portable blasted one of his baby mamas, Ashabi, after she threw shade at his wife, Bewaji, over his plan to travel to the UK with her.
No Chance!’: Segun Odegbami explains why Super Eagles cannot win AFCON 2025
The Super Eagles have been tagged as one of the favourites to win the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations title, but Nigeria football legend Segun Odegbami thinks otherwise.
English Premier League winger confirms eligibility to play for Nigeria's Super Eagles
Asher Agbinone is prepared to represent the Nigerian national football team at the senior level, despite being eligible to play for England or the Congo DRC.
Benin seeks home-grown cotton 'revolution'
Mathias Azonnoudo, a 50-year-old farmer in Benin, was taking a break sitting on a large pile of freshly picked cotton, which the government hopes will feed the country's nascent textile revolution. "I feel like the government has found business leaders that want more, so they are encouraging farmers to produce more," said Azonnoudo, who has been growing cotton for the past 16 years.
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