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Alleged misappropriation of N3.5b LP funds: Aisha Yesufu breaks silence on rumoured involvement
Aisha Yesufu has dared anyone who claims she is involved in the alleged misappropriation of N3.5 billion Labour Party campaign funds to come out with evidence.
More hardship for Nigerians as Tinubu's FG announces plan to remove electricity subsidy
President Bola Tinubu's government has said it cannot continue to subsidise the power sector, minister of power, Adebayo Adelabu, disclosed in Abuja on Wednesday.
“We are looking for trouble”: Sultan of Sokoto explains why Nigeria is sitting on gunpowder
Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Muhammad Sa’ad Abubakar lll said Nigeria is looking for trouble with a large number of unemployed youths without food to eat.
Tractors gather in central Madrid in farmers' protest
Spanish farmers kept up their protests over the sector's troubles on Thursday, with tractors parked outside of the agriculture ministry in central Madrid before a meeting with Agriculture Minister Luis Planas.
"Happy birthday son": Regina Daniels gushes after seeing ex-lover, Somadina's first child
Regina Daniels reacted after she saw the cute picture of her former boyfriend Somdina Adinmi's first child as he marked his birthday. She called the boy "our baby"
"You need to ask God for forgiveness": Man notes serious mistake in Moses Bliss photos with fiancée
A public figure has blasted gospel singer Moses Bliss over the kind of positions he and his fiancée took for their photoshoot. He said it was against Christianity.
6 AI Tools to Help You Celebrate Valentine's Day the African Way
Valentine's Day is one of the most gift-giving holidays. These Google AI tools will inspire unique presents and unforgettable experiences for your loved ones.
Brilliant Nigerian man uses long mathematical formula to prove love for his girlfriend, photo trends
A Nigerian man has gone viral on social media after professing his love for his girlfriend using a mathematical formula. Netizens reacted massively.
IEA warns on plummeting oil stocks
The International Energy Agency warned Thursday of plummeting oil stocks even as global growth in demand loses momentum. "Global observed oil stocks plummeted by about 60 mb (million barrels) in January, preliminary data indicate, with on-land inventories falling to their lowest level since at least 2016," the IEA said in its latest monthly oil market report.
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