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Come and buy: NDIC releases list of Heritage Bank's properties for sale, gives steps to buy
The Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC) is selling Heritage Bank assets across the country and has asked Nigerians ready to buy to make an offer
BDC traders quote new exchange rate for dollar, pound, euro in forex markets
Bureau De Change (BDC) operators have adjusted the exchange rates for the U.S. dollar, British pound, and euro as the country celebrates Democracy Day.
Yvonne Jegede, other Nigerian celebs who landed in hot water after podcast, forced to apologise
In this article, Legit.ng list popular Nigerian celebrities who have had to apologise over their comments on podcasts including actress Yvonne Jegede
UTME 2024: JAMB takes action ahead of supplementary exam
JAMB's registrar has met with CBT centres ahead of the supplementary test for some 2024 Unified Tertiary Matriculations Examination (UTME) candidates.
China Premier Li visits Auckland, stirring up hope of new trade
Chinese Premier Li Qiang arrived in New Zealand's northern hub of Auckland on Friday, stirring up hope of new trade avenues among the country's business leaders. The New Zealand China Council -- which represents some of the country's biggest exporters and most influential companies -- was slated to meet with Li on Friday evening.
Just In: Sanusi, Bayero suffer setback as police ban major sallah event, give reason
The police have banned the reinstated Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II, and the dethroned Emir Aminu Ado Bayero. The details of the ban have been revealed.
China elder care sector plugs smart gadgets to fill workforce gaps
With internet-connected sleep monitors, robotic arms and calorie-counting cafeteria plates, China's elder care industry is hoping automation will provide the solution to an ageing population and a shrinking workforce. The turn to high-tech solutions is a stark contrast to the traditional Chinese ideal of ageing at home under the care of family members.
China waits anxiously for economic plan as gloom reigns
Rows and rows of partially inhabited high-rises sprawl into the suburbs of the northern Chinese metropolis of Tianjin, their empty balconies emblematic of a slowing economy that has not kept pace with the country's ambitions. The Chinese private sector's once-freewheeling growth has slowed significantly, in part because of crackdowns on companies such as tech giants and tutoring firms.
Asian markets, yen drop ahead of key Bank of Japan decision
Asian markets and the yen weakened against the dollar Friday ahead of a policy decision by the Bank of Japan, while the euro remained under pressure as critical French parliamentary elections approach.
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