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3rd Nigerian governor gives Christmas bonus to workers, labour jubilates
There is jubilation in Ogun state as Governor Dapo Abiodun becomes third governor in Nigeria to give Christmas bonus to workers in the state. Full list published.
Osun man sentenced to death for stealing fowl: Court finally breaks silence
The Osun state high court has finally opened up on the report that it sentenced a man, Olowookere Segun, to death for stealing fowl, as fact of the matter emerged.
Did RCCG’s Pastor Adeboye visit Kaabah in Mecca? Fact emerges
A result of the fact check conducted on a photo of the RCCG general overseer, Pastor Enoch Adejare Adeboye, in front of Kaabah in Mecca, Saudi Arabia has emerged.
Police PRO reacts to video of Davido throwing fireworks with family on Xmas: “He no fit do anything”
Nigerian police PRO, Bright Edafe, has reacted to the viral video of Davido throwing fireworks with his cousins on Christmas day. Netizens reacted to his post.
FG announces plan for aviation schools in Ebonyi, Akure, other regions
The federal government plans to establish Nigerian College of Aviation Technology (NCAT) annexes in five of the country's geographical zones with a budget of N3.6bn.
Move over Mercedes: Chinese cars grab Mexican market share
The growing popularity of Chinese sport utility vehicles and pickup trucks has shaken up Mexico's luxury car market, hitting sales of traditionally dominant brands such as Mercedes-Benz and BMW. According to industry experts, Mexicans are increasingly switching from traditionally dominant sedans to Chinese vehicles due to a combination of comfort, technology and price.
Peller gets ‘tattoo’ of Jarvis’ name on his hand, funny photo trends: “Hope say you no pay?”
Nigerian TikTok star Peller has reportedly gotten a 'tattoo' of his girlfriend Jarvis' name on his arm. The viral photo of the 'tattoo' got fans talking.
Japan govt approves record budget for ageing population, defence
Japan's government on Friday approved a record budget for the next fiscal year, ramping up spending on social welfare, as the population ages, and defence to tackle regional threats. The 8.7 trillion yen approved Friday will help pay for measures to help attract recruits to Japan's Self-Defense Forces, and to improve relations between the US and Japanese militaries with locals in Okinawa.
Japanese shares gain on weaker yen after Christmas break
Japanese stocks rose Friday on a weaker yen after a muted day on Wall Street following the Christmas holiday. The yen was "marginally stronger" on Friday, Bloomberg reported, after data showed inflation in Tokyo rose for a second month in December.
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