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CBN crashes dollars for Customs exchange rate for cargo clearances as naira gains in all markets
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has adjusted the Customs exchange for the third time in a week following the naira's massive rally in the forex markets.
Man questions actress Ruby Ojiakor’s boo for kneeling down to propose: “Igbo man with red cap”
After actress Ruby Ojiakor got engaged, an X user, Bitcoin Chief asked if it was proper for an Igbo man wearing a red cap to kneel and propose. Read more.
Tinubu or Osinbajo: Akande mentions what Buhari tried to avoid
Bisi Akande has revealed one thing former President Muhammadu Buhari tried to avoid when his Vice President Yemi Oyinbajo decided to contest against Bola Tinubu.
Moment Remi Tinubu stops convoy to cheer and play with school kids in Kwara, video, photos emerge
During her visit to Kwara State on January 29, First Lady Oluremi Tinubu stopped to greet and interact with excited schoolchildren who rushed out to welcome her.
"When you're studying Yoruba, Wike was studying law": Dele Momodu under fire
Lere Olayinka, a media aide to FCT Minister Nyesom Wike, has revealed how Dele Momodu used Ovation Magazine to promote the military following attack on his boss.
Kano Hisbah arrest newlywed couple who got married at restaurant without consent of parents
Kano state Hisbah arrests newlyweds for holding an unapproved marriage ceremony at a restaurant, violating Shari’a law by not having parental consent.
Nigerian governor directs workers to wear traditional attire to office, gives reason
Oyo state governor Seyi Makinde has ordered civil servants to wear attires with the touch of traditional Yoruba fabrics called ‘Aso Oke’ to work every Thursday.
2baba and Annie: Toke Makinwa breaks online silence after Teebillz taunted her for being childless
Nigerian media personality Toke Makinwa has broken her online silence after Tiwa Savage's ex-husband, Teebillz, taunted her for being childless. Read more.
US newspaper popularized by 'The Sopranos' to cease printing
Two longstanding US city newspapers, including one immortalized in "The Sopranos," will vanish from newsstands leaving Jersey City without printed news as the media struggles against headwinds nationwide. According to the latest report from Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism, more than one-third of newspapers -- 3,300 in all -- have gone out of print since 2005.
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