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1-year-in-office: Northern elder blasts Tinubu, says “Renewed hope now hopelessness”
A NEF member, Usman Yusuf, reviewed President Bola Tinubu's led federal government and noted that his economic policies have impoverished Nigerians in the last year.
“Misguided, hypocrite”: Northern elites disown Buhari’s appointee over attack on Tinubu's govt
Some prominent Nigerians from the north have condemned Babachir Lawal's remarks against President Tinubu, noting he doesn't represent their interest.
Shock as soldier slaps civilian into coma in popular Abuja market, reason emerges
A soldier stationed at the popular Banex plaza in Abuja has slapped a lady into a coma. It is unclear if she was being taken to the hospital for medical attention.
Fubara outsmarts Wike as court rules against tenure elongation for Rivers LGA chairmen
The court has declared the six-month tenure elongation of the state’s local government executive chairmen by the Rivers State House of Assembly as unconstitutional.
Istanbul's century-old streetcar gets a makeover
Istanbul's emblematic red and white trams, built over 100 years ago and loved by both locals and tourists, are about to give way to a more modern streetcar. Not all locals, however, feel the same about the new streetcars.
Nigerian lady laments becoming pepper seller after 4 years in university, reveals course she studied
A Nigerian lady has sent netizens into a frenzy as she lamented her situation. The history and international studies graduate earns a living selling pepper.
"My prayer was for the MPC to pause the rate hikes" Expert reacts to CBN's new interest rate
The Central Bank of Nigeria has announced a new interest rate hike which has raised questions from Muda Yusuf, the Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise.
Electricity tariff: Company pays N8m to install 18 solar panels, 2 lithium batteries that powers ACs
A company eager to exit the use of grid electricity has installed 18 solar panels and two strong 15kW lithium batters and 10KVA inverter for power suply.
Natural disasters hit 1 in 5 US adults' finances in 2023: Fed
Almost 20 percent of adults in the United States were financially impacted by natural disasters last year, the Federal Reserve said Tuesday, marking a nearly 50-percent rise from 2022. This was up sharply from 13 percent in 2022, with some of the biggest changes seen in the West of the country, where the percentage of people noting a financial impact from natural disasters almost doubled.
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