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Again, dollar falls in foreign exchange market as official, parallel rates narrow
The US dollar crashed again in the foreign exchange market as the naira continued to surge against major currencies, closing at N1,501 per dollar on Tuesday.
UNIZIK cut-off mark for all courses: a comprehensive guide for prospective students
Are you interested in the UNIZIK cut-off mark for all courses? This post outlines the minimum entry points and courses for potential students to join the university.
Fortnite Medallions Chapter 6 Season 1: Where to find them and what they do
Want to know how to find Fortnite Medallions in Chapter 6 Season 1? Discover their locations, rewards, and how to collect them for the best in-game advantages!
20 best 90s one hit wonders and where they are now
Are you wondering who are the best 90s one-hit wonders? They are known for a single song that gained popularity in the 90s, but the fame faded fast. Read on.
Tinubu told to declare Abiola as president, as IBB asked to write 2nd edition, reason emerges
Orji Kalu, ex-Abia governor, has dropped a tough challenge for President Bola Tinubu and IBB after the former military leader confessed MKO Abiola won June 12 poll
Breaking: Ribadu reacts to El-Rufai's allegations on 2031 presidential ambition
Nuhu Ribadu, the National Security Adviser, has opened up on contesting for president in 2031 as he made a cryptic response to Nasir El-Rufai's allegations.
Most Asian markets rebound as Hong Kong tech rally resumes
Asian markets mostly rose on Wednesday after a poor start to the week, with Hong Kong boosted by a rebound in tech firms that had taken a hit from US moves to curb Chinese investments in the country.
Under pressure, EU to take axe to green rules
The EU is expected to roll back a slew of environmental rules on Wednesday as it charges ahead with a deregulation drive in a bid to keep up with the United States and China. Climate groups oppose paring back the rules.
Shunned by US, Europe courts India over trade and security
The EU's top team is to embark on an "unprecedented" visit to India this week, as the bloc seeks to broaden its commercial and diplomatic ties to hedge against souring relations with the United States. The trip is the latest sign of a Brussels push to diversify ties away from the United States and position itself as a reliable partner for others looking to do business.
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