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Tinubu write national assembly for new appointments, details emerge
President Bola Tinubu has forwarded the names of new appointees to the national assembly for screening and approval. The full list of the appointees revealed.
Mercy Aigbe's husband Kazim Adeoti shares special things people don't know about the actress, fans react
Mercy Aigbe's husband, Kazim Adeoti, revealed three interesting things people didn't know about his wife during her recent movie premiere in Lagos.
Fuel prices crash by over N100 as marketers speak of lifting Port Harcourt refinery petrol
The Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) hopes to begin lifting petroleum products from the Port Harcourt Refinery soon.
Did EFCC raid Bello El-Rufai’s Kaduna residence? Lawmaker opens up
After claims went viral on social media alleging that the EFCC raided Bello El-Rufai's residence, the lawmaker opened up via a statement obtained by Legit.ng.
Tinubu's tax reform bills: 200 northern CSOs take action
200 northern civil society organizations have taken a major position on northern governors versus President Bola Tinubu's tax reform bills as controversies continue.
Argentina's Milei touts US trade deal, says 'happy times' ahead
Argentine President Javier Milei promised Tuesday that inflation will soon be "little more than a bad memory" and vowed to pursue a free trade deal with the United States next year.
China's leaders to chart economic plans for 2025: report
China's leadership will gather Wednesday to hammer out plans to boost the economy next year, reports said, as they look to address weak domestic demand and the possibility of a deepening trade war with the United States. Beijing is also strapping in for four more years of tensions with the United States under President-elect Donald Trump, who has promised to impose stinging tariffs on China.
Asian markets mixed ahead of US inflation data, eyes on China
Markets diverged on Wednesday ahead of US inflation data that could play a key role in the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision next week, while traders were also keeping tabs on Beijing hoping for more economic support measures.
Ecuadoran workers accuse 'monster' Japanese company of exploitation
Ex-employees of a Japanese textile company in Ecuador told Tuesday of their dire living and working conditions, after the country's constitutional court ruled the firm kept its staff in a slave-like setting. "A friend was cut, we were working in a downpour.
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