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Tariff war could cut US-China goods trade by 80 percent: WTO chief
The World Trade Organization chief said Wednesday the US-China tariff war could reduce trade in goods between the two economic giants by 80 percent, pulling down the rest of the world economy. President Donald Trump raised tariffs on China to 125 percent on Wednesday as the world's two largest economies fought over retaliatory levies.
What's the best football academy in the world? Top 10 academies and their notable alumni
What's the best football academy in the world? Check out this article to find out the top ten best football academies in the world and their most famous alumni.
Sophia Egbueje buys iPhone 16 for Wizkid's associate, Femmy: "He wan chop Burna's leftover"
A video has captured how Sophia Egbueje presented an IPhone 16 to Wizkid's associate, Femmy. The recording generated massive reactions among fans.
How police converted my stolen car into patrol vehicle, Delta man narrates in trending video
A man identified as Ogoro Miffy has narrated how operatives of the Delta state police command allegedly converted his missing car to a patrol vehicle.
Tinubu’s govt mentions number of doctors who have japa and how much Nigeria has lost over 5 years
The Federal Government says over 16,000 Nigerian doctors have left in 5–7 years, causing major financial and workforce losses to the country’s health sector.
“It's genocide": Nigerian governor spits fire as 52 die after herders’ attacks
Governor Caleb Mutfwang has condemned the deadly attacks in Bokkos and Bassa LGAs of Plateau State, calling them “genocide sponsored by terrorists.”
Nigeria stock market investors record over N100 billion loss
Investors on the Nigerian stock market booked a loss of over N100 billion in the hours of trading on Wednesday, failing to sustain performance of the pervious day.
Abia: Police arrest 3 mortuary attendants over alleged missing parts of deceased
Three mortuary attendants in Abia state are in police detention for allegedly tampering with a deceased man’s body, with missing body parts sparking outrage.
Argentina braces for 24-hour strike as it awaits news on IMF loan
Argentina is bracing for fresh austerity protests Wednesday, with a 24-hour general strike slated to start at midnight against President Javier Milei, who remains focused on Washington and a new IMF loan. Thursday's labor action will be the third general strike in budget-slashing Milei's 16-month-old presidency, and was called by unions to protest his brand of "chainsaw" austerity.
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