Amid allegations by the United States and Donald Trump of Christian persecution in Nigeria, lawmakers have been urged to sack Vice President Kashim Shettima.
In October 2025, the Nigerian government launched a 12-month paid internship programme to provide training for the youth, with a N150,000 monthly stipend.
The Nigerian government has approved the concession of the Cargo and Agro-allied airport. This is a long-term deal that covers aviation, agriculture and others.
Development of artificial intelligence (AI) should not be an unregulated "Wild West", French President Emmanuel Macron said Friday ahead of a global summit on the technology in Paris. "AI can't be the Wild West," Macron told French regional newspapers including Ouest-France and Le Parisien in advance of the gathering of global political and tech industry leaders on Monday and Tuesday.
OpenAI chief Sam Altman on Friday suggested European regulation could hold back the development of artificial intelligence (AI), while promising the US company would abide by new EU legislation.
The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has begun implementing a four per cent Free-On-Board (FOB) charge, which it says aligns with the Customs Act of 2023.
Economist and entrepreneur, Mr. Tope Fasua has called for the abolition of the 9-5 work culture in Nigeria. He gives some interesting insights to back his stance.
The National Institute of Credit Administration (NICA) has revealed how President Bola Tinubu's administration is transforming the credit industry in Nigeria.
The NBA Friday said it "took very seriously its code of conduct" for companies marketing its licensed products and was speaking to French firm Decathlon over accusations it has benefited from forced labour in China. "We take compliance with our Code of Conduct very seriously and are addressing the allegations regarding Decathlon with the company directly."
In just one week, US President Donald Trump's turbulent trade tussle with rivals and allies triggered tit-for-tat moves, more tariff threats and tense talks, leaving the world bracing for more. Trump's threats angered the US neighbours.
The United States added fewer jobs than expected in January while unemployment ticked down, government data showed Friday, marking resilience in the labor market heading into President Donald Trump's new term. The data indicate the US economy remained relatively healthy heading into Trump's second presidential term, which began on January 20.
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