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Marketers announce new petrol price as cost of crude oil increases
Brent, the global standard for crude oil, touched $79.76 a barrel on Monday, raising the price of loading refined petroleum products, such as Premium Motor Spirit.
TikTok calls report of possible sale to Musk's X 'pure fiction'
TikTok on Tuesday labeled as "pure fiction" a report that China is exploring a potential sale of the video-sharing platform's US operations to billionaire Elon Musk as the firm faces an American law requiring imminent Chinese divestment.
National Assembly threatens JAMB for spending N1.85bn on meals, insecticide, others
The National Assembly Joint Committee on Finance has threatened to remove JAMB from FG grant for spending N1.85 billion on meals, mosquito killings, and others.
Gospel singer Timileyin: Family friend of deceased lady exposes what happened on day of her death
A young lady has shared a post on social media debunking the viral claims that the deceased lady was the girlfriend of gospel singer, Oluwatimileyin Ajayi.
Atlanta-based Nigeria Fuji artist King Rokan dies, friend mourns: "Your name will never be forgotten"
King Rokan, an Atlanta-based artist, has passed away. His friend, Ayo Shonaiya, shared the sad news. He shared how Rokan helped him when he got to Atlanta.
Portable shows off pile of creams and soaps he uses, netizens blast him: “Na why skin no fit smooth”
Portable spurred outrage online after unconsciously showing off the different creams and soaps he applied to his body in a video that went viral.
Tinubu kicks off scheme to help Nigerians with car purchases with N20 billion
After more than five years since the first move was made, Nigeria's vehicle financing scheme is finally set to take off. The scheme will provide soft car loans
After FG's order, filling station owners move to sell fuel priced at N200 nationwide
Filling station owners have expressed interest to begin the sale of Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) which is priced at N200 but needs government support.
NATO Baltic leaders seek to boost security after cable 'sabotage'
NATO countries on the Baltic Sea met in Helsinki on Tuesday, looking to boost security following the suspected sabotage of undersea cables, widely blamed on Russia. NATO said in late December it would increase its presence in the region following the suspected sabotage of undersea cables between Finland and Estonia but it has yet to announce an official operation.
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