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President Donald Trump unveiled new tariffs Thursday on nearly 70 countries -- including a blistering 35 percent on neighbor Canada -- as he seeks to reshape global trade to benefit the US economy. Trump raised duties on nearly 70 economies, from a current 10 percent level imposed in April when he unleashed "reciprocal" tariffs citing unfair trade practices.
Nollywood actor and self-styled prophet Yul Edochie has appealed to Ndigbos living abroad, particularly in the wake of recent anti-Igbo protests reported in Ghana.
Petrol prices at various depots as increased again following the rise in crude oil prices after President Donald Trump's pressure on Russia over its war in Ukraine.
The Nigerian Copyright Commission (NCC) has announced the ban of popular movie website MovieBox.ng as it intensifies its efforts against online piracy.
The Nigerian stock market improved in July, hitting a new high as investors gained over N12 trillion across various sectors on the Nigerian Exchange.
Ayodele Fayose, former governor of Ekiti State, has created a scene at a rally of the APC, with his PDP-branded logo.The details of the event was captured in a video
President Bola Tinubu's recent appointee has taken goat, salt, chicken, other items tagged as sacrifice to a political godfather, igniting reactions from Nigerians.
South Korea's exports surged to their highest level ever for a July, fuelled by strong overseas demand for semiconductors and automobiles, despite US tariffs weighing on trade, government data showed Friday. Semiconductors, South Korea's main export, recorded more than $14 billion -- the highest-ever for July, increasing by almost a third from the previous year.
Asian markets mostly fell Friday as Donald Trump announced tariffs on dozens of trading partners ahead of a self-imposed deadline, offsetting strong earnings from tech giants. The tariff uncertainty overshadowed earnings from major tech titans this week that saw Apple on Thursday post double-digit quarterly revenue growth that beat expectations.
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