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Breaking: Obasa, Lagos Assembly members storm Abuja, reasons, other details emerge
Lagos Assembly Speaker Mudashiru Obasa and lawmakers have arrived at the Presidential Villa, Abuja, for a meeting with President Tinubu amid leadership tensions.
More jobs for Nigerians as FG confirms four lithium plants are being built
The Minister of Budget and Economic Planning, Atiku Bagudu, said that Nigeria has attracted four lithium plants nationwide to boost the solid minerals sector.
Fans react as Femi Adebayo sweetly celebrates Chioma Akpotha on her birthday
Nollywood actor Femi Adebayo marked Chioma Akpotha’s birthday on March 12, 2025, with a touching Instagram post, praising her talent, humor, and energy
After losing his job in Qatar, 27-year-old man returns home with nothing, shares his story
A 27-year-old man has returned back home empty-handed after living in Qatar for years. The young man opened up about why he lost his job overseas.
FCT Police neutralize notorious kidnapper Dogo Saleh in major crackdown
FCT Police have neutralized elusive notorious kidnapper Dogo Saleh. Weapons were recovered during the dismantling of the criminal hideout in Abuja.
Victor Osimhen explains why Nigeria must qualify for 2026 FIFA World Cup
Victor Osimhen has opened up on why the Super Eagles of Nigeria must qualify for the 2026 FIFA World Cup ahead of the games against Rwanda and Zimbabwe.
VDM reacts as House of Reps orders NCC to shut down adult sites, shares why it is not a smart move
Social media critic Verydarkman has reacted after the House of Representatives ordered the NCC to shut down adult sites. He shared why it is not a smart move.
Good news for Nigerians as Reps directs CBN to suspend new ATM charges
The CBN has been asked by the House of Representatives to stop increasing the transaction fees for automated teller machines (ATMs) in a new motion
S.Africa revised budget gets booed despite smaller tax hike
South Africa's finance minister unveiled Wednesday a budget with a smaller increase in value-added tax than previously proposed, but it was immediately rejected by a key party in the unity government. The Democratic Alliance party that is a pillar of South Africa's young government of national unity immediately announced it would not support the budget.
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