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Taye Currency opens up on relationship with Fuji stars: "Pasuma my boss, Osupa my colleague"
Taye Currency acknowledges Pasuma as his boss in Fuji music and describes Saheed Osupa as a colleague, distinguishing their roles in an interview with Akede Ariya.
Traders Fair is Coming to Lagos: Connecting Traders, Experts, and Opportunities
FINEXPO is excited to announce the upcoming Traders Fair and Awards, set to take place in Lagos, Nigeria. The Traders Fair is designed to promote financial literacy.
Ecobank delivers big as profit skyrockets to N735.9 billion in latest report
Ecobank recorded a profit after tax of N735.9 billion for the fiscal year 2024, a 179% increase over the N263.5 billion reported for the previous year.
Top engineering graduate speaks on one unforgettable experience in her undergraduate days
Akaeze Kosisochukwu, a top graduate of Electrical and Electronics Engineering from FUTO, achieved an impressive CGPA of 4.62 and overcame a major academic challenge.
US 'in arrears' at the WTO
The United States has not paid its 2024 dues to the World Trade Organization and is therefore now deemed to be in "arrears", the WTO's spokesman said Friday. Washington has also not yet paid its dues for 2025, though contributions from the WTO's 166 members often do not come in until mid-year.
Nigerian man in Germany shares how many euros he earns from recycling bottles, seeks exchange rate
A Nigerian man in Germany shared how much he made from gathering and submitting used plastic bottles. He showed how he got his money after recycling.
Super Eagles star Taiwo Awoniyi splashes millions on Ramadan gifts for Muslims
Super Eagles star Taiwo Awoniyi has generously donated millions of naira worth of gifts to Muslims in celebration of the holy month of Ramadan in Ilorin
"I'm sorry": South Africa legend speaks on how he cost Bafana Bafana 3 points, 3 goals
South Africa football legend apologises for his mistakes, admitting that his actions cost Bafana Bafana 3 crucial points and 3 goals in previous match
US Fed's preferred inflation gauge shows some cause for concern
The US Federal Reserve's preferred inflation measure was largely unchanged last month, according to government data published Friday, but a widely scrutinized gauge of underlying price pressures rose. Personal income increased by 0.8 percent last month, according to the Commerce Department data published Friday.
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