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Don Jazzy shared how living arrangements among artists and producers at Mo’Hits mansion led to the creation of iconic Afrobeats tracks. He highlighted a specific incident that inspired D’Banj’s hit song 'Olorun Maje.'
Fidelity Bank Plc reported a 45.6% increase in gross earnings for the financial year 2025. The bank continues to serve over 9.1 million customers through its extensive digital banking channels and business offices in Nigeria and the UK.
Governor Ademola Adeleke has removed Oba Joseph Oloyede from his position as the Apetumodu of Ipetumodu due to his conviction for fraud in the United States. This decision underscores the governor's commitment to upholding integrity in leadership.
The Joint Action Committee of non-teaching staff unions in Nigerian universities has restarted negotiations with the Federal Government after halting their indefinite strike. This development signals a potential resolution to ongoing labor disputes in the education sector.
Governor Sani argues that the North will support Tinubu in the 2027 elections due to the lack of viable alternatives from the opposition. He questions their ability to offer different solutions while frequently criticizing the current administration.
A Federal High Court in Abuja has convicted British citizen James Nolan for his involvement in the $9.6 billion P&ID fraud case. The judgment marks a significant step in Nigeria's efforts to address the controversial gas supply contract scam.
Lagos State has initiated a committee to commercialize biogas production, aiming to utilize organic waste for cleaner fuel. This move is expected to lower fuel costs and decrease import dependency.
The NDDC has introduced a new fire truck to enhance emergency response in Rivers. This initiative aims to improve workplace safety in the region.
The APC National Chairman has issued a warning to aspirants for the 2027 elections about undermining the party's primaries. Offenders may face immediate suspension from the party.
Governor Mutfwang has visited communities in Plateau that were recently attacked, promising justice for the victims. He also announced new security measures to enhance the safety of citizens.
Mexico is rethinking its plan to shorten the school year for the World Cup due to significant backlash from various stakeholders. Parents and educational institutions have expressed strong opposition to the decision.
Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso has expressed his willingness to collaborate with any presidential candidate from the Nigeria Democratic Congress for the upcoming 2027 elections. He emphasized the importance of the party's decision in this matter.
Trump announced plans to suspend the US gas tax in response to rising prices due to the Iran war. The suspension will remain until deemed appropriate.
A tragic plane crash in Namibia has resulted in the deaths of three German tourists and their pilot. An investigation is currently being conducted to determine the cause of the accident.
Real Madrid and Barcelona are the two most dominant teams in Spanish football. The rivalry continues as fans debate who holds more La Liga titles.
The Cannes Film Festival is facing criticism for its male-dominated competition, with only five out of 22 films directed by women. This is a decrease from last year's seven female-directed films in the same category.
Starting in 2027, candidates with four credit passes can apply to colleges of education in Nigeria without needing to take the UTME. This change aims to streamline the admission process for prospective students.
Nigeria's stock market has achieved a significant milestone, surpassing a valuation of N160 trillion. This growth is attributed to broad-based gains across various sectors.
Accord Party has condemned the tragic killing of Kolade Eluyera, the son of its Woman Leader in Osun. This incident has raised concerns about safety and violence in the region.
The International Finance Corporation and Standard Chartered have introduced a $300 million risk-sharing facility to enhance supply chain finance for African businesses. This initiative aims to bolster economic growth and support local enterprises across the continent.
Ten people have been killed in Makurdi due to a suspected cult war, raising concerns in the community. This incident follows a recent attack in which three individuals were also killed.
France is investing €23 billion in Africa to strengthen ties with the continent. This initiative was announced during the Africa Forward summit in Nairobi, attended by various leaders and business figures.
Owoeye Jesudunsin has been announced as the highest scorer in the 2026 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME). JAMB also revealed ten other top scorers in the examination.
The All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) is enforcing stricter requirements for aspirants seeking State and National Assembly tickets. Candidates must present original certificates and valid voter’s cards to qualify.
A platform called 'Relax, Tinubu is Fixing Nigeria' was launched in Abuja to promote the re-election of President Tinubu. Zack Orji and others presented 301 reasons supporting this initiative.
The 2025-2026 football season has highlighted ten breakout stars who have impressed with their performances. These young players are making a significant impact on the sport's biggest stages.
Abia State Environmental Protection Agency seals eight facilities in Umuahia over environmental violations, citing failure to obtain impact assessments.
Benue State police have arrested 11 suspected cultists in connection with the deadly Makurdi cult killing that left eight people dead in a targeted attack.
A Kwara labour protest at the Lower Niger River Basin Authority turned violent, hospitalising three staff amid claims of poor welfare and anti-labour pract
A UK-based Nigerian man, Ugo, has confirmed his UK Nigerian divorce is final after publicly accusing his wife of infidelity in a viral social media post.