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Nigerian senator walks out of session during IGP’s 2025 police budget defence, video emerges
Drama unfolded during the 2025 police budget defence as Senator Onyekachi Nwoebonyi of Ebonyi North walked out of the Joint Committee meeting, citing discrepancies.
2027: Is Delta governor decamping from PDP to APC? Ally speaks out
Ahead of 2027, Charles Aniagwu, the Delta state commissioner for works, has broken silence on reports of Governor Sheriff Oborevwori's imminent exit from the PDP.
Tinubu releases moving statement as reps deputy chief whip dies, "never stopped serving"
President Bola Tinubu has released a moving statement after the death of 'Wunmi Onanuga. The deceased was the deputy chief whip in the house of representatives.
Zimbabwe coach shares plans for Super Eagles after appointment of Eric Chelle
Nigeria will face Zimbabwe in that World Cup qualifiers in March 2025. Zimbabwe's coach Michael Nees admits Super Eagles are dangerous but he has a plan.
Suspected Yahoo boys open fire on EFCC officers, kill one, injure another in Anambra
Suspected Internet fraudsters, known as Yahoo boys, have killed a yet-to-be-identified EFCC officer and injured another on Friday, January 17 in Anambra state.
Canada vows 'Trump tax' on US in response to tariffs: minister
Americans will be hit by a "Trump tariffs tax" if the US president-elect increases customs duties on Canadian products, the Canadian foreign minister said Friday, pledging a hard-hitting response in any trade war. "This would be the biggest trade war between Canada and the US in decades," Foreign Minister Melanie Joly said.
'More sad than shocked': TikTok users brace for ban
"I almost, like, don't know how to define myself without TikTok," content creator Ayman Chaudhary sighed, reflecting the consternation of millions over US authorities' scheduled banning Sunday of the hugely popular app. Until then, Ayman and countless other content creators have been left gloomily contemplating a future without TikTok.
Bankers speak on causes of cash scarcity, give solutions
Nigerian bankers have said that the nation's rising cash problem is caused by the Central Bank of Nigeria's incapacity to meet the cash demands of commercial banks.
US to tighten trade rules to hit low-cost China shipments
The United States unveiled a new rule Friday to tighten an exemption allowing low-value imports to enter the country duty-free, taking aim at Chinese shipments that might be benefiting from it. The proposal disqualifies certain products from the low-value, or "de minimis," exemption, which allows goods valued at $800 or below to come into the United States without paying duties or certain taxes.
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