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Dino Melaye discloses what he did to Tinubu’s supporter who begged him for money
Former Kogi West senator and PDP chieftain, Dino Melaye, has disclosed what he did to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's supporter that begged him for money.
CBN gives instructions to banks on sale of mint naira notes to hawkers
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has instructed banks to ensure Automated Teller Machines (ATMs nationwide are stocked with cash, warning of penalties.
Ondo 2024: “Alhamdulillah”, APC secretary shares cryptic update as election results trickle in
As Legit.ng tracks the Ondo election 2024, the APC national secretary has shared a cryptic message. The APC official's post comes as election results trickle in.
Forbes: Net worth of Nigeria’s top 3 richest men rises, Dangote leads
Nigeria's leading industrialist, Aliko Dangote, and other billionaires Mike Adenuga, Mike Adenuga have increased their net worth over just 24 hours.
Debt-saddled Laos struggles to tame rampant inflation
Suffocating under a mountain of debt to China, communist Laos is struggling to tame rampant inflation, with food prices rising so sharply that a growing number of households are resorting to foraging. A growing number of households are so desperate for food that they are now having to forage to supplement their diets, according to a World Bank household survey earlier this year.
BREAKING: How APC, PDP stand as INEC declares Ondo governorship election results in 13 LGAs
Winner has emerged in the 13 of the 18 local government in Ondo state governorship elections results INEC has announced so far as collation suspended.
Climate finance can be hard sell, says aide to banks and PMs
Trillions of dollars are needed to make poorer nations more resilient to climate change, and studies have estimated that every $1 invested today will save at least $4 in future. - Political jitters - But governments are limited in the amount they can borrow, he said, and reluctant to dip into their budgets for climate adaptation in poorer nations.
Egypt's middle class cuts costs as IMF-backed reforms take hold
Egypt's economy has been in crisis for years, but as the latest round of International Monetary Fund-backed reforms bites, much of the country's middle class has found itself struggling to afford goods once considered basics. For some, this has extended to cutting back on even the most basic goods -- such as milk.
Beirut businesses struggle to stay afloat under Israeli raids
Lina al-Khalil has fled her south Beirut home to escape escalating Israeli attacks on Hezbollah, but she still returns daily to the bombarded area to keep the family business running. - 'Hide-and-seek' - South Beirut grocer Mehdi Zeitar, in his 50s, has had to find a place to live after an Israeli strike destroyed his home.
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