The Social Media Effect: 5 Celebrations That Changed Forever
5 Celebrations That Have Become a Big Deal Human beings have always loved to celebrate. From birthdays to weddings, there’s…
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10 Evergreen Nigerian Love Songs To Listen to this Valentine’s Day!
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, and what better way to celebrate love than with some of Nigeria’s most…
Will Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan Be Recalled to the Senate?
Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan Faces Recall Talks: What’s Next for Her Senate Seat? In a major legal development, the Federal High…
At Least 25 Feared Dead in Niger State Boat Accident
Boat Capsizes in Niger State: At Least 25 Feared Dead Amid Instability A tragic boat mishap on the waters of…
Tax Relief for Low-Income Nigerians as FG Moves to Exempt ₦250K-and-Below Earners
“Poor Nigerian Households Earning Less Than 250,000 Will No Longer Pay Tax” – Taiwo Oyedele The new tax reforms set…
5 Nigerian Celebrity Friendships That Fell Apart (and Where They Stand Now)
Fame, Ego, and Public Drama — How Once-Strong Bonds Broke Down In the world of Nigerian entertainment, celebrity friendships often…
“You Gave Me False Hope” — Adura Aloba Calls Out VDM
Mohbad’s Brother Threatens Legal Actions Against VDM, See Details. First it was the wife being allegedly accused of knowing the…
Paystack Becomes a Bank as It Acquires Ladder Microfinance Bank
Paystack, one of Africa’s most recognizable fintech companies, has officially crossed a major milestone by entering Nigeria’s regulated banking sector. The move marks a significant shift from its long-standing role as a payments infrastructure provider into a broader financial services institution. By acquiring Ladder Microfinance Bank, Paystack now operates a licensed banking entity known as Paystack Microfinance Bank, opening a new chapter in its growth story.
Africa Faces Growing Security Threats – Defence Minister Bello Matawalle
Bello Matawalle Warns Africa of Rising Security Threats Nigeria’s Minister of State for Defence, Bello Matawalle, has warned that Africa…
Tinubu, Macron Speak as U.S. Officials Land in Nigeria Over Worsening Security Crisis
Nigeria’s security problems took center stage on the global stage on Sunday, as President Bola Tinubu held a crucial call with French President Emmanuel Macron. This was just hours before a powerful U.S. fact-finding team arrived in Abuja to probe rising violence and alleged religious persecution. The diplomatic traffic comes at a time when attacks in northern states, mass abductions, and school raids have pushed the country into one of its most tense security moments in years.
