On Saturday, december 6, 2025, a jet belonging to the Nigerian Air Force (NAF) reportedly crashed near Karabonde, Borgu local government area of Niger State.
The Nigerian government has opened the portal for Youth Economic Intervention and De-Radicalization Programme (YEIDEP) after several postponements.
After months of buying tomatoes at ridiculously high prices, Nigerians are now taking advantage of the tomato glut to stock up the product at very low prices.
The Russian subsidiary of French supermarket chain Auchan quashed rumours of an impending sale on Monday, saying it continued to operate for the benefit of the local population.
Lagos State has emerged as the highest Value-Added Tax contributor to national revenue in a recently published report, with N2.75 trillion in revenue.
Indebted Chinese property giant Vanke said Monday that its CEO had resigned due to "health reasons", after state-backed media reported he had been taken away by authorities. Vanke has not confirmed Zhu's detention but said in a statement on Monday that he "has applied to resign... owing to health reasons".
The Nigerian Customs has alerted job applicants to fraudulent interview invites via emails, messages or calls regarding ongoing recruitment process.
India's efforts to pare back a longstanding reliance on Russian military hardware is bearing fruit after the courting of new Western allies and a rapidly growing domestic arms industry, analysts say.
According to a PwC and BusinessDay CEO roundtable, banks are beginning to reduce their interest rates on foreign currency deposits as the dollar supply improves.
Europe's biggest carmakers will converge on Brussels for talks this week as the EU seeks to chart a way forward for an embattled industry struggling to cope with Chinese competition and climate rules. Italy's Industry Minister Adolfo Urso this week described the scheme as a "perfect storm" due to the potential for European firms to dodge EU fines by buying carbon credits from overseas EV-makers.
Pressure grew Monday on Fuji Television over an alleged sexual assault by a celebrity presenter, with the Japanese broadcaster set to address media as criticism mounts from advertisers and the public. They have shocked the nation although most other Japanese media more cautiously refer to sexual "trouble" or misconduct.
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