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China begs parents to give birth to more children, offers them $1,500
China offered parents $1,500 per child under a new policy aimed at reversing its declining birth rate and easing the financial burden of raising children.
Dangote Refinery hikes petrol ex-depot price to N865/litre
Dangote Refinery and depot operators have increased their ex-depot prices to N865 per litre from N825, according to pricing data monitored by Legit.ng recently.
Lady celebrates as her son with babalawo graduates from school 7 years after his birth, video trends
An emotional video making the rounds on social media has captured the moment a Nigerian mother celebrated her son whom she had with a babalawo in 2018.
Microsoft valuation surges above $4 trillion as AI lifts stocks
Shares of Microsoft spiked Thursday following blowout quarterly results, lifting the tech giant into the previously unprecedented $4 trillion club along with Nvidia, another artificial intelligence standout. Microsoft was one of the first tech giants to double down on artificial intelligence when the launch of ChatGPT in 2022 rocked the tech industry.
Ebuka Songs: Livestream with Peller, exit from Moses Bliss' label, other times he made headlines
Ebuka Songs has made headlines for his controversial livestream with Peller, his sudden exit from Moses Bliss' label, and other key moments in his career.
Ex-NYSC member who protested at Oshodi bridge opens up about job-hunting experience, shares CV
A Nigerian man named Etoh Sunday went viral for storming the Oshodi bridge in Lagos to protest unemployment. He shared his CV and encounter with thugs.
BBNaija 2025: Zita's Diary session with Biggie trends, leaves many in stitches, "She funny die"
Zita left many in stitches after her diary session with Biggie surfaced online. In the video, she was asked by Biggie if she has had any altercation in the house.
ASUU’s new president shares what he intends to achieve for university staff
ASUU President Prof. Christopher Piwuna reaffirmed support for university autonomy as Prof. Osodeke blamed academic brain drain on poor lecturer treatment.
“We have to do it”: Minister speaks on compulsory drug tests for university students
The Minister of Education, Dr Tunji Alausa, said all fresh and returning students in tertiary institutions in the country will undergo compulsory drug tests.
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