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Tinubu's govt meets with Dangote officials, shares fresh position on naira-for-crude
President Bola Tinubu's government has met with Dangote officials. Representatives of the government shared a fresh position on the naira-for-crude on Wednesday.
Junior Pope's widow returns online, shares emotional tribute, pictures 1 year after his death
Late Nollywood actor Junior Pope's widow, Jennifer Awele, has returned to social media a year after his death as she penned a moving tributes to him
Ancelotti facing imminent sack after Arsenal humiliation in Champions League
Carlo Ancelotti’s job at Real Madrid is under threat after a humiliating loss to Arsenal in the UEFA Champions League, with rumours of an imminent sack
"My wife left me because of hunger": Man cries out after surviving deadly attack from hoodlums
Adamawa vigilante attacked by hoodlums while rescuing friend, spends ₦1m on treatment, loses wife to hunger as attacker gets bail over drunken plea.
Glo announces new data prices, subscribers to get 200% bonus
Telecommunication company Globacom has released a new data pricing structure in response to the Nigerian Communications Commission approved tarrif.
Kizz Daniel slams Vaddicts for begging him for money, fans react: "Make we just vibe, abeg"
Kizz Daniel slammed fans for begging him for money online, urging private requests instead—yet some still dropped account numbers in his replies.
Galatasaray move to block Victor Osimhen's exit with biggest deal in club history
Galatasaray have offered Victor Osimhen a record-breaking deal to keep him in Turkey amid strong interest from Chelsea, Arsenal, and Manchester United.
“$3500 per unit”, Expert predicts how much an iPhone would cost amid Trumps tariff war
With iPhone components like screen panels, and chips made in South Korea, Taiwan and China, moving entire production to the USA could come at a huge cost to users
Taiwan's TSMC says first quarter revenue up 42 percent
Taiwanese chipmaking giant TSMC reported Thursday a better-than-expected revenue for the first quarter on strong demand for AI technology, after tariffs slapped onto major economies by US President Donald Trump caused global uncertainty. TSMC chairman and chief executive C.C. Wei has said the firm expected "2025 to be another strong growth year" as AI-related demand continues to surge.
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