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Taiwan's TSMC says net profit rose 57% in fourth quarter
Taiwanese chipmaking giant TSMC on Thursday announced a better-than-expected net profit for the fourth quarter as it benefits from booming demand for AI technology. Net revenue for the fourth quarter rose 38.8 percent to NT$868.46 billion, TMSC said, beating forecasts.
UN chief speaks on priority as Israel, Hamas agree on Gaza ceasefire deal
The UN secretary-general has reacted after Israel and Hamas agreed to have a ceasefire deal to halt the war in Gaza. The conflict had lasted several months.
Timileyin Ajayi opens up on why he allegedly killed ‘girlfriend’, severed her head
Timileyin Ajayi has spoken about how why he allegedly killed and severed the head of his purported girlfriend, Salome Adaidu. Ajayi spoke in an interview.
Speed Darlington granted N20 million bail after almost 2 months in custody: "CP mouth na ocean"
Speed Darlington has been granted a bail of N20 million with one surety and other bail conditions to be met. This news sparked a ray of joy across social media.
Tragedy as man kills self over pressure to get married in Osun
Tragedy struck in Osogbo, Osun state capital when a 46-year-old driver, Muftau Abiodun Musa, killed himself over pressure from family members to get married.
Nigerian governor sacks commissioners, special advisers
Ondo state governor, Lucky Aiyedatiwa, on Wednesday, January 15 sacked all commissioners and special advisers from his cabinet with immediate effect.
Anambra South APC endorses Dozie Ikedife to replace late Ifeanyi Ubah
Chief Dozie Ikedife Jr has been endorsed to complete the tenure of the late Senator Ifeanyi Patrick Ubah as Anambra South senator in the national assembly.
Iyabo Ojo's lover Paulo replies Spyro, gives breakdown following singer's claim: "0 kobo naira"
Iyabo Ojo's lover, Oga Paulo, responded to the allegation levelled against him by singer Spyro about borrowing money from him when he was still signed to his label.
Loans: CBN releases the amount Nigerians and government owe Nigerian banks
The Central Bank of Nigeria has revealed that Nigerian banks gave out more credit to the government as customer personal loans and retail loans declined.
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