Former President Goodluck Jonathan has finally opened up on leaving the troubled Guinea Bissau on Ivorian air rathan Nigerian aircraft when he was trapped.
Prices of foodstuffs have reportedly crashed in Benue, Borno, Adamawa, and Yola, to the joy of consumers but the displeasure of traders who are incurring losses.
Brazil sold exploration rights to 19 oil and gas blocks near the mouth of the Amazon river Tuesday, at the start of an auction slammed by environmentalists months before the country is to host the COP30 climate summit.
Swiss insurers on Tuesday put the damage caused by last month's glacier collapse, which largely destroyed the Alpine village of Blatten, at 320 million Swiss francs ($393 million). To "repair the damage caused to buildings and personal property," nearly 260 million Swiss francs will be paid out to the local population, according to the association.
The drivers' union recently embarked on a strike to protest, and in the aftermath, they wrote a petition to the lawmakers regarding Uber, Bolt, and others.
A major power outage that paralysed the Iberian Peninsula in April was caused by "overvoltage" on the grid that triggered "a chain reaction", according to a government report released Tuesday.
In a small London workshop, a prototype mimics the process of capturing carbon emissions from a cargo ship's engine. Once absorbed, the carbon was transformed into limestone through a chemical process.
Britain's auto sector on Tuesday welcomed news that the United States and UK have agreed to implement key parts of their tariff-cutting trade deal, as levies on steel remain. Tariffs of 25 percent on the UK steel industry remain however, despite a bilateral agreement in May to completely remove the levy for British aluminium.
The Nigerian government, through the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), has raised the thresholds for corporate and personal income income tax.
An expert has explained how average Nigerians will gain from Dangote Refinery's plans to commence free fuel distribution to marketers nationwide.
US retail sales declined more than expected in May, government data showed Tuesday, dragged by a slowdown in auto sales as consumers pulled back after hurrying to get ahead of President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs. Economists expect it will take a few months for the effects of new tariffs to show up in consumer costs -- and all eyes are on economic data during the summer.
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