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Man uses CBN coins worth N8,000 to pay for service at spa, attendant refuses to accept
A Nigerian man who went to a spa in Ibadan used coins worth N8,000 to pay for the service rendered to him at the beauty place, but it was flatly rejected.
"Let me not say this": APC reacts to El-Rufai’s absence from NEC meeting in Abuja
All Progressives Congress (APC) said it was former Kaduna state governor, Mallam Nasir El-Rufai’s personal decision not to attend the party's NEC meeting in Abuja.
4 takeaways from former military ruler Babangida's book, 'A Journey In Service'
This article highlighted four interesting takeaways from Nigeria's former military ruler Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida's book - A Journey In Service.
BREAKING: Police withdraw escorts assigned to Lagos Speaker, Meranda
All police escorts assigned to the Speaker of the Lagos State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Mojisola Meranda, as well as those securing the Assembly complex, have been
A$AP Relli's assault lawsuit against A$AP Rocky in motion as lawyer sets new date: "Let it go bro"
A$AP Rocky‘s accuser Relli may have lost the criminal trial, but he’s not backing down in his assault and battery lawsuit against the rapper for the same matter.
EU's top team in India to bolster relations
The EU's top team arrived in India on an "unprecedented" visit Thursday, aiming to broaden commercial and diplomatic ties and hedge against souring relations with the United States. The visit "will send the message that Europe is shoring up other partners, including India, as much as they focus on the task of resetting EU-India ties", The Hindu newspaper reported.
ASR Africa holds ceremony for N250m Abdul Samad Rabiu medical science laboratory building
ASR Africa has commenced the construction of a N250million medical science laboratory for Crescent University, Abeokuta to enhance the institutions capacity.
Ebonyi lady's business poster leaves many people confused: "I even think say she die at 20"
A lady's business poster has sent social media users into a frenzy. People who saw the poster thought it was an obituary one. They slammed the graphics designer.
Climate crisis revives Soviet hydro plan in Central Asia
Central Asian countries are setting rivalries aside to build a giant hydroelectric plant originally planned in Soviet times, a bid to strengthen energy and food security and mitigate the effects of climate change. The Eurasian Development Bank said that "building new hydroelectric power stations while renovating existing ones will mitigate the impact of climate change".
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