Laments as fire destroys goods, property in Ajah
A market in Ajah in the Lekki area of Lagos State has been gutted by fire which destroyed properties and goods worth millions of naira. The fire was said to have started…
You’re called to rescue Nigeria, Tinubu tells newly-sworn in Seven Ministers and more
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Inside Nebraska’s key battleground district for the 2024 US election
If Donald Trump and Kamala Harris tie in the number of electors, the race for the White House could come down to Omaha County, Nebraska's 2nd district. This is due to a…
Tinubu: Oando-NAOC deal currently at integration stage
Wale Tinubu, the CEO of Oando, says the integration of Oando and Eni’s Subsidiary, Nigerian Agip Oil Company since the $783 million acquisition is currently ongoing as the oil firm aims to…
Running app Strava found to be international security risk – again
As we approach the US presidential election, the safety of the candidates, their families and their running mates is paramount, particularly as Republican candidate Donald Trump has already survived two assassination attempts…
Quincy Jones dead at 91
The music legend passed away on Sunday night at his home in the Bel Air neighbourhood of Los Angeles surrounded by his family, according to his publicist Arnold Robinson.…
Criticism mounts after several US media refuse to give presidential endorsements
Editorial boards at The Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, and USA Today have announced they will not endorse a presidential candidate in the upcoming US election, sparking a backlash from readers. In…
Nigeria mulls 5% excise duty on telecom services
The Federal Government has proposed a five per cent excise duty on telecommunications services, gaming, and betting activities as part of a new tax bill. The bill also seeks to introduce guidelines…
App boosts Kenyan hair braiders left behind by digital gender gap
Nairobi's bustling Kenyatta market was hit hard by the pandemic, as hairstyling started to become more private, clients preferring to have their hair done in their homes. But "Braiding Nairobi," has created…