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BREAKING: Tension as more soldiers deployed to Zamfara to battle bandit leader Turji, details emerge
There is tension in Moriki town, Shinkafi local government area (LGA) of Zamfara state as more soldiers have been deployed to tackle Bello Turji.
2027 election: Primate Ayodele dashes hope of Kwankwaso, offers advice to top Kano politician
As Nigerian politicians prepare for the 2027 election, Primate Elijah Ayodele has dashed the hope of Rabiu Kwankwaso and offered advice to the ex-Kano governor.
BREAKING: ASUU declares indefinite strike in varsity chapter of APC governed state, details emerge
ASUU has declared an indefinite strike in the university chapter of an APC-governed state. Strike is a key means available to workers to promote their interests.
With inflation slowing, ECB to cut rates again
With inflation slowing and the economic outlook darkening, the European Central Bank is expected to cut interest rates again Thursday but is unlikely to give much away about its next moves. The Frankfurt-based central bank made its first cut in June, reducing the key deposit rate to 3.75 percent from a record high of four percent.
Top 20 best jazz guitarists of all time: essential artists to listen to
Who is the greatest jazz guitarist of all time?Jazz is known for its exceptionally talented musicians. Here are the must-hear artists in the genre.
Pope says migrant workers need 'a fair wage'
Pope Francis on Thursday made a plea for migrant workers to be paid fairly, as he visited the affluent city-state of Singapore on the last stop of his marathon Asia-Pacific tour. - 'I'm going to cry' - Singapore is the last stop on the pope's 12-day, four-nation Asia-Pacific trip aimed at boosting the Catholic Church's standing in the world's most populous region.
Asian markets rally with Wall St after US inflation eases further
A surge in tech firms Thursday helped Asian markets track a Wall Street rally after data showed US inflation at a more than three-year low, reinforcing expectations the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates next week. The spike in Japan's Nikkei was helped by a drop in the yen sparked by expectations US rates will only likely be cut by the smaller amount.
Lagos court sentences U.S. businessman to 68 years in prison for N2.6 billion visa scam
American businessman Marco Ramirez has been sentenced to 68 years in prison by a Lagos court for defrauding victims of $1.6 million through a fake visa scheme.
NDLEA clarifies position on alleged drug tests for Kano Chairmanship contenders
NDLEA dismisses reports that at least 20 chairmanship candidates for the upcoming local government elections in Kano State have failed drug tests.
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