Palliatives: 15 million families to go through Biometric test to get 25,000 each For 15 million households, President Bola Tinubu has started the Renewed Hope Conditional...
Ibom Air, the state-owned airline of Akwa Ibom State, has achieved a significant milestone by launching its regional operations. The inaugural flight, departing from Lagos to...
VFD Group Plc has outlined ambitious plans to boost its financial performance in the coming years. According to the information disclosed in their listing document...
Agency Report The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) and the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO) have tasked the federal government with increasing support for indigenous...
Binance.US, a prominent cryptocurrency exchange, has revised its terms of service, resulting in a distinctive withdrawal challenge for its American clients. Withdrawal Dilemma: Binance.US users in...
Nathaniel Bassey, a gospel artist, has denied rumors that he is taking orders for his Hallelujah Festival. This comes after the gospel singer was accused of...
Abbey Mortgage Bank has retained its BBB- rating, solidifying its position for enhanced business prospects and profitability. In the assessment conducted by the esteemed credit rating...
The Nigerian stock market faced selling pressure and recorded a 0.14% loss on Monday, primarily due to a further increase in the inflation rate in Nigeria....
The World Bank is poised to grant Nigeria’s loan request of $1.5 billion, as indicated by the Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy,...
The stunning vocalist Sarah Aderibigbe, better known by her stage name Ayra Starr, has disclosed that she used to sell fruits and vegetables with her grandmother. The “Rush” singer recently shared this information on her Instagram story and expressed her gratitude for her development. She mentioned that she would frequently perform a song for her clientele. She wrote, “[I] Will forever be grateful for where I am in life. God really blessed me. “6 years ago, this used to be...
