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Dangote pays over N400bn taxes to government in 2024, retains number 1 position
Dangote Industries Limited (DIL) and its subsidiaries have revealed that they remain the number one tax-paying company after paying over N400 billion in 2024.
Davido storms Radiogad’s DM, threatens him for criticising his music: “I swear on my dead mum”
Nigerian singer Davido reportedly went to Radiogad's DM to threaten him for criticising his career. The blogger exposed the chat and called for help.
Lady who gave okada man her number shares WhatsApp message she received from him, many react
A young lady shared the WhatsApp conversation between her and the okada man she gave her number to. The messages revealed that the man wanted to woo her.
Lady shares chat with romantic Igbo man who made her fall In love, displays huge credit alert
A Nigerian lady has shared her chat with an romantic Igbo man who spoils her heavily with cash gifts. Netizens reacted massively to the post on TikTok.
US trade gap hits new record in January as tariff fears loomed
The US trade deficit surged to a new record in January, government data showed Thursday, as imports spiked while tariff worries flared in the month of President Donald Trump's inauguration. In January, imports came in at $401.2 billion, and this was $36.6 billion more than the level in December, Commerce Department data showed.
Nigeria emerges world's second fastest-growing telecoms market despite challenges
The projected growth will be driven first by investments in fixed broadband and fibre rollouts, followed by a revival in mobile capex, before 6G preparations begin.
Why cooking with gas is cheaper than using firewood or kerosene
In Nigeria, many still depend on firewood or kerosene as cost-effective alternatives for cooking but far more costly due to health risks and environmental damage.
Dangote set to build new HQ, join First bank in Eko Atlantic City
Aliko Dangote plans to move the headquarters of his industrial empire to Eko Atlantic City, thereby establishing the region as the financial hub of the continent.
Scandinavians boycott US goods over Trump's Ukraine U-turn
Scandinavian consumers outraged by US President Donald Trump's Ukraine policy turnaround have begun boycotting goods and services "Made in USA" but are discovering just how difficult that can be at times. She admits it's not always easy, especially when it comes to tech goods and online services.
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