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Breaking: Drama as Akpabio orders Senator Natasha out of Senate, video trends
Senate President Godswill Akpabio has ordered Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan out of the Senate. The video is trending and reason for the uproar has been revealed.
Breaking: FG asks Governor Adeleke to suspend LG election, gives reason
Federal government through attorney general of the federation Lateef Fagbemi has told Governor Ademola Adeleke of Osun to suspend the LG election and gives reason.
Tinubu finally mentions how Babangida inspired him to join politics, video trends
President Bola Tinubu has finally revealed the good thing ex-military head of state General Ibrahim Babangida did for him after he spoke about June 12.
Trump tariffs leave WTO adrift in eye of the storm
The World Trade Organization's entire mission is overseeing global trade, but US President Donald Trump's tariff offensive has left it adrift. - Dupont: "The basic idea of the WTO, to guarantee predictability in world trade, is totally ruined by Donald Trump's attitude.
Nissan shares jump 11% on reported plan to seek Tesla investment
Nissan shares surged 11 percent Friday after a report said a Japanese group including a former prime minister plans to ask US electric vehicle giant Tesla to invest in the automaker. "The proposal envisions a consortium of investors, with Tesla as the largest backer, but also includes the possibility of a minority investment by Foxconn," the Financial Times said. jug-nf-kaf/rsc
VeryDarkMan finally reacts to Nedu’s press conference with new video: “Your voice is now low”
Online critic VeryDarkMan has reacted to Nedu's press conference after he addressed allegations levelled against him. VDM continued to question Nedu.
Just 17% of Japan citizens hold passport, data shows
Only around one in six Japanese citizens hold valid passports, fresh data has shown, with the number of residents travelling abroad slowly recovering but still below pre-pandemic levels. Before the Covid-19 pandemic, about a quarter of Japanese people owned valid passports.
Most Asian markets rise as traders pick over week of headlines
Asian markets mostly rose Friday after a negative day on Wall Street as investors weigh the economic outlook in light of Donald Trump's tariffs drive and geopolitical machinations. Disappointing earnings from retail titan Walmart sparked worries about US consumer activity and the impact on the world's top economy, and weighed on Wall Street with all three main indexes ending in negative territory.
Japan's core inflation rate hits 3.2% in January
Japanese inflation accelerated in January, further pressuring households as prices excluding fresh food rose 3.2 percent on-year, government data showed Friday. Overall, inflation including volatile fresh food prices was up 4.0 percent on-year, speeding up from 3.6 percent in December and 2.9 percent in November.
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