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Leaked tapes: Equatorial Guinea to subject Baltasar Engonga to medical tests, gives reason
Equatorial Guinea wants to subject Baltasar Engonga to medical tests, including Sexually transmitted infection (STI) tests. Authorities gave their reason.
Boeing to face civil trial over 2019 MAX crash
Beleaguered aviation giant Boeing is set to confront another hurdle next week when it faces a civil trial over the March 2019 Ethiopian Airlines crash that killed 157 people. The MCAS was a flight stabilizing system that malfunctioned in both the Ethiopian Airlines and in the October 2018 Lion Air crash in Indonesia, which killed 189 people.
Yul Edochie's brother Linc snubs him, gushes about May as she hosts event in Owerri
Actor Yul Edochie's estranged wife May Edochie has shared moments from an event she hosted in Owerri on her page stirring reaction from his brother Linc.
Charles Okocha visits Kanayo as he's set to wed in Lagos, presents invitation card to actor in video
Nollywood veteran actor Kanayo O. Kanayo has shared a video showing the moment his junior colleague Charles Okocha presented a wedding invitation card.
More drama as Kanayo O Kanayo unfollows Yul Edochie after his public display of disrespect
Nollywood veteran actor Kanayo O. Kanayo has seemingly responded to his junior colleague Yul Edochie's public display of disrespect which went viral.
N1bn for distribution: Bank of industry announces loan for Nigerian businesses as hardship persists
The FG established the N75 billion Manufacturing Sector Fund, and the Bank of Industry (BOI) has announced plans to lend up to N1 billion to 140 businesses.
NHRC clears the air on alleged mass abortions by Nigerian military
The National Human Rights Commission refutes Reuters' allegations of a secret abortion programme by the Nigerian military in the North-East, finding no evidence.
Full list emerges as Defence Headquarters declares 9 wanted
The Defence Headquarters have announced the names of nine individuals as wanted persons, the full names and regions of the country they came from also emerged.
UK rules drivers on Bolt ride-hailing platform are employees
UK drivers using the Bolt ride-hailing platform should be considered employees and have access to rights such as the minimum wage and paid holidays, an employment tribunal ruled Friday. The tribunal said that its ruling applied to all drivers who used Bolt as their only platform for finding customers.
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