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Has Pope Francis been discharged from hospital? Fact emerges
Some reports said ailing Pope Francis has been discharged from the hospital after several days on the sickbed. A fact-check has been conducted on this claim.
Trade war brings fear, uncertainty to Canadian border city
In the Canadian city of Windsor, which survives on the cross-border auto industry, the start of a trade war with the United States has opened a period of fear and uncertainty. The president said this week that auto companies that want to avoid the consequences of tariffs should open plants in the United States.
Victor Ikpeba berates current Super Eagles, compares them with 'golden generation'
Victor Ikpeba criticises the current Super Eagles, suggesting they fall short compared to the talent and competitiveness of Nigeria 'golden generation' from the 90s
Saida Boj reacts to Cubana CP's alleged baby mama DNA requests, threats, gives alternative
Sarah Idaji Ojone, widely known as Saida Boj has given Cubana CP's alleged baby mama an alternative way to deal with her DNA situation with the nightlife boss.
Competition drives down Nigeria petrol prices
The retail price of petrol in Nigeria has dropped to 860 naira ($0.57) per litre, as a major local refinery drives down prices in a country long forced to import its gasoline. Despite being a major oil producer, Nigeria's state-owned refineries have long been run-down, leading the country to rely heavily on imported petrol.
How will Mexico respond to Trump's tariffs?
Mexico's targeting by US President Donald Trump's tariffs has put its economy at risk of a recession with a regional free-trade deal in limbo, experts say. - In theory, Mexico and Canada should be protected against US tariffs by a regional free-trade agreement that was renegotiated during Trump's first term.
NYSC explains reason for delayed corps members’ N77,000 wage
The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has explained the reason for failing to pay corps members the new N77,000 minimum wage in February, 2025.
Tesla shares fall on weak China auto sales
Shares of Tesla tumbled Tuesday following data showing a big drop in auto sales in China, adding to recent losses amid backlash to CEO Elon Musk's alliance with US President Donald Trump. The electric auto maker sold 30,688 vehicles in China in February, down 49 percent from the year-ago period, according to data from the China Passenger Car Association.
Nigerian Breweries announces global graduate programme
Nigerian Breweries Plc has announced that it is accepting applications from qualified graduates who meet its requirements for its global graduate programme.
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