A prominent Nigerian pastor has shared a fresh prophecy in response to recent military action threats by Donald Trump and the United States (US).
The Nigerian government has announced a new date to disburse the $2.5 billion Youth Economic Intervention and De-Radicalisation Programme (YEIDEP) fund.
German industrial giant Siemens said Tuesday it planned to cut over 6,000 jobs worldwide due to weak demand and increasing competition in China and in its home market. "Muted demand primarily in the key markets of China and Germany coupled with increased competitive pressures have considerably reduced orders and revenue in the industrial automation business," said the group in a statement.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Tuesday said Washington could hold off reciprocal tariffs for countries that halt practices it deems unfair, adding that officials will produce a list of levies on April 2.
Workers at a Belgian brewer stack bottles and kegs sky high as they rush to fill containers for shipment to the United States before President Donald Trump's eye-watering tariffs on European Union alcohol exports kick in. Speeding up means filling around 20 containers in the space of a week to be shipped for Baltimore from the Belgian port of Antwerp.
Google said Tuesday it will acquire cloud security platform Wiz for $32 billion, citing the need for greater cybersecurity capacity as artificial intelligence embeds itself in technology infrastructure.
Many of the investors had taken loans from the banks to fund their plans and to prepare the space for takeoff, but they have explained why they have to withdraw.
The anti-smuggling operations in these two states have led to the crackdown of different smuggling operations, with goods valued at N486 million seized.
Nigeria's Foreign Exchange reserves have been on a downward trend since January 2025, but to everyone's relief, the trend changed last week for the better.
There are heated arguments about what the continued fuel importation portends for the downstream petroleum sector, especially as NNPC/Dangote price war continues.
The Nigerian naira depreciated marginally in the official foreign exchange market trading at N1,549 from N1,548 per dollar and N1,590 from N1,600 respectively.
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