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Band A: Man spends N150k on electricity in 10 days, tells EKDC to return him to estimated billing
A Nigerian man has said he prefers estimated electricity billing to prepaid meter and he has offered to return the one given to him by EKDC, Lagos.
Video as MC Oluomo gives his Abuja supporters 'Kundus' instead of 'kudos' goes viral
A video showing the moment the president of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) MC Oluomo expressed gratitude to his supporters is trending online
Photos: Tinubu joins Abuja Muslims for Eid-el-Fitr prayers, sends major message
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu joined Muslim faithful at the Eid ground in Abuja on Sunday, March 30, to observe Eid-el-Fitr prayers, marking the conclusion of Ramadan.
Priscilla Ojo’s husband Juma Jux eats Gala for the 1st time, describes it’s experience, people react
Nigerian actress Iybao Ojo’s son-in-law Juma Jux trended online after he tasted the country’s popular street food and shared how it tasted to him.
Nigerian cable firm’s CEO, Adubi forges strategic ties with OAU and UI
MicCom Cables and Wire, an indigenous cable manufacturing company, has forged strategic relationships with prestigious Nigerian universities, OAU and UI
Edo killings: Israel DMW shares why Governor Okpebholo should resign, hand over to Ighodalo
Music star Davido's aide and logistics manager, Isreal DMW, has sent a message to Edo State Governor, Monday Okpebholo, advising him to resign, sparking reactions.
Nigerian boxer Segun 'Success' Olanrewaju dies after collapsing in Ghana fight
Segun 'Success' Olanrewaju has passed away after collapsing at the Bukom Boxing Arena during a boxing bout against Jon Mbanugu of Ghana on Saturday.
Should Sallah Durbar be banned? Emir Sanusi opens up
Emir Muhammadu Sanusi II backs the Sallah Durbar ban, emphasizing that security concerns take precedence over the cultural significance of the event.
Full list of 4 African countries on the brink of debt default to IMF, World Bank, others
A report shows that about four African countries are on the verge of defaulting on their debts in 2025, as AfDB warns that the continent faces rising debt servicing.
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