There is a fresh tension as the five governors who recently reported to have endorsed President Bola Tinubu for 2027 election reportedly splitted, video trends.
The Federal Government launches the YOUTHCRED for Entrepreneurs initiative, offering loans of up to N2 million to empower 500,000 young Nigerians.
The AIMAN president urged the government to pause 50% revenue deductions to fund crucial airport upgrades and enhance aviation safety through AIS automation.
Lagos State plans monthly rent payments to ease tenant burden, but Estate surveyors have demanded proper housing policies to be put in place before implementation.
Generative artificial intelligence now threatens job roles that had earlier been thought to be secure, and the ILO report has listed the worse-hit jobs.
Bloomberg, the financial data service used by traders around the world, was hit by an outage on Wednesday, briefly disrupting an auction of UK government debt. The service started working again but slower at around 1000 GMT. The UK Debt Management Office said it had to extend the bidding window for a government debt auction due to the "market-wide Bloomberg system issues".
The EU unveiled plans Wednesday to cut red tape for medium-sized companies and abolish barriers for businesses to sell goods across the bloc as part of its efforts to catch up with China and the United States. The EU also wants to establish common labelling so companies can sell the same product in EU states without the need for different labels.
South Africa's competition authority announced Wednesday it had approved the buyout of Africa's largest pay TV enterprise MultiChoice by France's Canal+, which wants to expand its footprint on the continent. It will also maintain the MultiChoice headquarters in South Africa.
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The Nigerian currency, the naira, has continued to appreciate in the foreign exchange market on Tuesday, May 20, 2025, closing at N1,588.50 per dollar.
British clothes-to-food retailer Marks and Spencer on Wednesday said a cyberattack disrupting its online service is set to last through to July and hit group profit by around £300 million ($404 million). The impact on annual group operating profit is estimated at around £300 million, "which will be reduced through management of costs, insurance and other trading actions", the retailer added.
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