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CBN makes it easier for Muslims to perform 2025 Hajj pilgrimage to Mecca
The Central Bank of Nigeria has heeded Vice President Kashim Shettima’s request, made on behalf of pilgrims, to allow cash-based transactions for the Hajj.
Priscilla celebrates sister-in-law, Fatima, tells her she can't go back to Tanzania, she reacts
Priscilla Mkambala has been sighted hyping her sister-in-law, Fatima. In the video shared by Juma Jux's sister, Priscilla was heard singing Fatima's praises.
Lady dances with joy after slapping sister-in-law during clash: "You dey stress me for my marriage"
A video making the rounds on social media has captured the moment a Nigerian lady bragged about slapping her sister-in-law. Netizens reacted to the video.
Pope Francis: Why I joined global community in Vatican City, Peter Obi Speaks
Peter Obi attends Pope Francis’ lying-in-state at the Vatican, citing deep personal ties and shared values through global group Scholars Occultantes.
Crying Nun very close to Pope Francis before his passing allowed to break protocol
A grieving nun, close to Pope Francis for over 40 years, broke protocol at St Peter’s Basilica to pay a heartfelt and emotional farewell to the late Pontiff.
Tacha undergoes cosmetic procedures to look like Barbie, fans kick over outcome: “It’s ageing you”
BBNaija star Tacha recently did some cosmetic procedures on her face to look like Barbie. The outcome was posted online and netizens had mixed feelings.
Russia holds key rate at two-decade high despite slowdown fears
Russia's central bank kept borrowing costs at a two-decade high of 21 percent on Friday to combat rampant inflation, despite banks and businesses warning the economy was headed for a slowdown. In a statement announcing the rate decision, Russia's central bank acknowledged lending activity was "subdued" but that inflation, running above 10 percent, was still too high.
Ohanaeze shares actual reason Igbo youths hardly enroll into Nigerian Army
Only 200 Southeast youths applied for the 2025 Army recruitment. Ohaneze blames marginalisation and mistrust in federal inclusion for the low turnout.
Bayer says legal woes could force it to pull weedkiller
German chemicals giant Bayer said Friday it could be forced to pull its Roundup weedkiller from the market if it is not able to limit simmering legal troubles. Bayer has asked investors to approve a capital increase through the issuance of new stock to cover potential legal costs related to Roundup.
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