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Mortal remains of Pope Francis transferred to St. Peter’s Basilica
Pope Francis’ remains were taken to St. Peter’s Basilica as thousands gathered to pay respects, marking a solemn step in the rites preceding his funeral on April 26.
Another 21,000 employees to lose their jobs, as international chip manufacturer starts restructuring
In the last year, Intel has already trimmed its staff down from 124,800 to 108,900 employees. The latest layoff will shave off another 20% from the workforce.
Nigerian Army announces application for admission into Command Secondary Schools
The Nigerian Army has released guidelines and Method of application for admission into Command Secondary Schools for the 2025/2026 academic session.
Governors Otti, Okpebholo, Others In Attendance As Uzodimma’s Twin Daughters Mark Birthday
Politically exposed persons, including governor of Abia, Alex Otti, his Edo State counterpart, Monday Okpebholo, Ekiti's Biodun Oyebanji and Sheriff Oborevwori of Delta state have all filed out in show of solidarity for one of their own, governor Hope Uzodimma of Imo state as his twin daug
Roman Abramovich to expose details on why he sold Premier League club Chelsea
Former Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich is set to open up on the events that forced him to sell the club in a book that will be published this summer.
Meet Maria Elena Bergoglio, Pope Francis' only surviving sibling who once prayed he wouldn't be pope
Pope Francis' only surviving sibling and sister Maria had once prayed that he would not be chosen Pope. In an interview, she shared why she hoped so.
Davido shares amount he takes with him daily, flaunts black credit card: "Richest of them all"
Davido has showed off how rich he is by sharing the amount he takes out daily. He asked his interviewer if he wanted to know his worth jewelry wise or money wise.
What Manchester United’s Starting XI could look like with Victor Osimhen in attack
Manchester United could transform their attack next season with Victor Osimhen, Matheus Cunha, and Bruno Fernandes leading the line for the Red Devils.
60 million barrels of Nigerian crude are stranded as key buyer dumps Nigeria for another country
About 60 million barrels of Nigeria's crude oil are currently stranded and floating at high seas with no buyers, while Indonesia, a top buyer, turns to the US.
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