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Shettima sends key message to Nigerian doctors: "Stay and build Nigeria"
Vice President Kashim Shettima has urged Nigerian doctors to resist the "Japa syndrome" and remain in Nigeria to support President Bola Tinubu's administration.
“I’m not a billionaire”: Funke Akindele says she didn’t take home billion from A Tribe Called Judah
Nigerian actress Funke Akindele has shut down claims of being a billionaire despite her record-breaking movie, A Tribe Called Judah, grossing billions after release.
Cost of solar in Nigeria: Man spends N6 million to install 24/7 electricity at home
A Nigerian man who wants to have 24/7 electricity at home has installed solar energy in his Lekki house. The solar system cost him a total of N6 million to install.
Portable's dentist reacts to Saida BOJ's comment about his teeth: "Dat's a slap on my brand"
Smile of Siju, the dentist treating Portable's teeth, has rallied support for him. She made a video to address Saida BOJ's claim of Zazxu having mouth odour.
BREAKING: Supreme Court takes action on FG’s suit against 36 governors over LG autonomy
The supreme court, Abuja, on Thursday, June 13, took action concerning the suit seeking full autonomy for all the 774 LGAs in Africa's most populous nation, Nigeria.
Lady makes tight hairstyle, feels unbearable pain and can't sleep: "My head is pulling"
A lady became disturbed after she made a painful hairstyle. She loosened it within 24 hours and noted that she wasn't discouraging others from trying it.
"Nedu did nothing wrong": Shan George drums support for podcast host, chides Yvonne Jegede
Ace Nigerian veteran actress Shan George has attempted to patch thing up between Nedu and Yvonne Jedege. She noted that she issues should not be escalated further.
Financial crisis: UK university provides flight aid for Nigerian students
Teesside University has committed to providing financial assistance for flight tickets to Nigerian students it had previously reported to the Home Office.
Russians shrug off sanctions on dollar, euro trading
Russians on the streets of the capital shrugged off new US sanctions on dollar and euro trading Thursday, claiming they had no need for Western currencies in their heavily targeted economy. The move cuts the group off from Western financial architecture and forced it to suspend trading in both the dollar and euro.
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