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“If the nail don’t fit”: Cardi B walks free after $24m court battle over attack on security guard
Cardi B has walked free from a multimillion-dollar lawsuit after a Los Angeles jury sided with her in a bizarre case involving long fingernails and a security guard
Japan's long-term borrowing costs, gold hit record highs
A global bond selloff extended into Asia on Wednesday with yields in Japan hitting record levels, while gold reached a new peak as investors fret about public finances in countries from Japan to the United States. The selloff in Japanese debt mirrors widespread moves in the United States and Europe, with investors spooked over substantial piles of government debt globally.
Protest rocks Sokoto state, "people are fleeing in all directions"
A protest rocked Sokoto state, northwest geopolitical zone of Nigeria, as hundreds of men, women, and children stormed the streets to voice their grievances.
2027 election: 5 politicians of northern origin who officially joined anti-Tinubu ADC coalition
Ahead of the 2027 general election in Nigeria, Legit.ng has highlighted five politicians of northern origin who recently joined the ADC officially.
“Psquare’s fight is spiritual”: Singer Bracket speaks on relationship with Afrobeats stars
Nigerian Afrobeats stars Mr P and Rudeboy of the defunct P-Square group have been accused of being under spiritual influence by Smash of the Bracket group.
Pamela Anderson and Dan Hayhurst: a complete relationship timeline
Curious about Pamela Anderson and Dan Hayhurst’s love story? Explore their full relationship timeline, including key milestones, wedding details, and breakup news.
Who are Timothée Chalamet's parents and sister? A look at his family
Timothée Chalamet's parents, Marc Rogers Chalamet and Nicole Flender, have played a significant role in shaping his path to fame. Find out more about his family.
All about Uche Nnaji: his life story from business to politics
Uche Nnaji is a businessman, philanthropist, and politician. Learn his journey from business to becoming a minister of Innovation, Science, and Technology.
Lawyer explains it's illegal to deduct lateness fees from workers' salaries
A lawyer has said it is illegal for an employer to deduct an employee's salary because the came late to work or for other punitive reasons not approved by law.
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