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Late Mohbad’s son Liam’s new video sparks fresh debate over his appearance: “Imole is alive”
Late Nigerian singer Mohbad's son, Liam, has convinced some fans that he is truly his father's son with some of them calling him Imole. Read more on Legit.ng.
E-commerce tycoon Huang tops China's rich list
E-commerce tycoon Colin Huang has become China's richest man, an index showed Friday, capping an ascent for the former Google employee whose shopping site Temu has sucked in consumers with its low prices and all-powerful algorithms. In 2015 he founded online shopping site Pinduoduo, which blossomed into one of China's most successful e-commerce empires -- rivalling Jack Ma's Alibaba.
2027 Presidency: "Why Tinubu will be our campaign director", PDP Gov Bala opens up
Bala Mohammed and chairman of the PDP governors' forum has revealed the role President Bola Tinubu may play in the 2027 presidential campaigns of the PDP.
Hunger protest: Tinubu’s govt suspends sale of N40,000 rice to Nigerian workers, details emerge
The federal government has halted its plan to sell subsidised 50kg bags of rice to workers for N40,000. A circular from the Ministry of Special Duties confirmed.
Anxiety as Ekiti varsity orders female students, staff to stay indoor, reason emerges
There is fresh panic as Federal University of Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE) directed female students and staff of the institution to stay indoors for three days, gave a reason.
Asian stocks track Wall St rally as US jobs data ease recession fears
Asian stocks rallied Friday as investors breathed a sigh of relief after US jobs data soothed concerns that the world's top economy could tip into recession, bringing a painful week to a positive end. "The path of policy will be determined by the data and the strength of the economy."
Venezuela opposition, US, allies heap pressure on Maduro
Venezuela's opposition on Thursday warned of a potential mass exodus of migrants if President Nicolas Maduro remains in power following his contested reelection, with the US calling on the strongman not to arrest protest leaders.
Hardship: “N573 billion World Bank loan not for palliative,” Nasarawa governor discloses in viral interview
The governor of Nasarawa state, Abdullahi Sule, said the World Bank loan received by states is for infrastructure projects, not for economic relief or palliatives.
More skilled workers needed as UK releases names of companies eligible to sponsor work visa
The skills gap is predicted to cost the UK £98 billion in lost GDP by 2030, which means that by 2027, an additional 225,000 skilled workers will be needed.
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