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Codar offers up to 95% scholarship on tech courses as it opens admissions for 2025
Codar Africa announces the opening of 2025 academic year admissions. To kickstart your tech career, they are offering scholarships covering up to 95% off tuition!
Why Tinubu is always seen with Papa Ajasco in Lagos, presidential aide explains
Presidential aide, Olusegun Dada, said Papa Ajasco is always seen with President Tinubu because he heads the cultural troop that welcomes him at Lagos airport.
Argentina's dollar craze cools under greenback-loving Milei
"Dollars, selling dollars!" "The amnesty dollars aren't yours (don't belong to the state) and you have to pay back the IMF dollars," he said.
Speed Darlington's lawyer decries reason singer is being kept in SARS detention, slams Burna Boy
Speed Darlington's lawyer Stan Alieke has reacted to the long stay of his client in the police custody. He also knocked Burna Boy for influencing Akpi's prison stay.
Five suspects arrested for trying to sell stolen Young Shall Grow luxury bus, video emerges
Police have arrested five suspects for trying to sell a stolen luxury vehicle belonging to the logistics company of Young Shall Grow Motors in Warri, Delta state.
NAFDAC seals factory, eight shops over counterfeit rice in Nasarawa
NAFDAC uncovers N5 billion worth of counterfeit rice in Nasarawa, sealing a factory and 8 shops. 1,600 bags seized; consumers urged to verify purchases.
Burna Boy stops performance mid-way, tells concert-goers their money has expired, video trends
Burna Boy sparked reactions after he stopped performing halfway during a concert. He told concert-goers that their money had expired, and they were on extra time.
Man weeps out of joy as his friends throws surprise retirement party for him
A man has gone viral due to his reaction on the day his colleagues organised a retirement party for him. The man sheded tears of joy as he hugged his friends.
'Dark lull' in German energy transition sparks political debate
As Germany heads for February 23 elections the grey winter weather has become a hot campaign topic because of its impact on the country's shaky green energy transition. The Scholz government defended the green energy transition despite the occasional "temporary phenomenon" of a dark lull that can drive up prices on the spot market.
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