The Ekiti State Government has placed Oba Williams Adesoye on probation over allegations of unruly conduct, evicting him amid demands for his removal.
Naira rallies against the US dollar amid improved economic outlook and easing demand pressures, closing at N1,419.28, signalling renewed confidence,
Three years after ChatGPT made OpenAI the leader in artificial intelligence and a household name, rivals have closed the gap and some investors are wondering if the sensation has the wherewithal to stay dominant. Rivals Amazon, Meta and OpenAI-investor Microsoft have deep pockets the ChatGPT-maker cannot match.
France's agriculture minister Monday defended planned mass cattle culls and vaccines to control an infectious bovine disease, after farmers vowed no let-up in their protests against what they view as excessive slaughtering. Agriculture Minister Annie Genevard on Monday urged farmers to have faith in the plan.
Nigeria’s headline inflation rate dropped to 14.45%in November 2025, the eighth decline in the year, following the rebasing of the Consumer Price Index (CPI).
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) take a massive step to reduce the dollar's dominance in the foreign exchange market with $250 million interventions.
Nigerian startup zannytecture is transforming tyres and plastic bottles into eco-friendly furniture and empowering communities through skills training.
EU leaders are under pressure to hammer out how to keep financing Ukraine at a summit starting Thursday -- with key player Belgium resisting a push to use frozen Russian assets. EU officials have promised leaders will not leave the summit until they agree how to keep funding Ukraine -- setting up potentially marathon talks in Brussels.
There is a massive spike in the demand for the US dollar in the official foreign exchange market, putting the naira on a tight corner, but analysts say there is hope
The FIRS has clarified recent public concerns surrounding its MoU with France’s tax authority, stating that the agreement poses no risk to Nigeria’s data security.
European nations have committed themselves to huge hikes in spending on weapons, with giant defence firms reaping the early rewards -- but the signs are that smaller companies and investors are now beginning to mobilise.
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