The Central Bank of Nigeria has announced the postponement of the planned unveiling of the digital currency, eNaira. The launch was initially scheduled for October 1. The apex bank’s Director… Read More »Nigeria: CBN postpones ENaira launch
President Muhammadu Buhari has restated his commitment to ensure that the country remains united despite agitations for secession in some parts of the country. This was contained in a speech… Read More »Nigeria at 61: President Buhari preaches unity
Tunisian President Kais Saied has named Najla Bouden Romdhane, a little-known university engineer who worked with the World Bank, as the country’s first female prime minister, nearly two months after… Read More »Photos: Tunisia appoints first female prime minister
A former deputy speaker in Malawi on Thursday shot himself in the head inside parliament, where he had gone for a meeting, parliament said. Clement Chiwaya, who was 50, killed… Read More »Malawi: Former deputy speaker commits suicide
Facebook has announced that it is rolling out Reels for iOS and Android in the US to enable creators to create more short entertaining videos. Facebook said that Reels can consist of music, audio,… Read More »Facebook launches reels for iOS, android users in US
Access Bank Plc is set to reward 14 customers with N1million each in the DiamondXtra Independence Splash to commemorate Nigeria’s 61st Independence Anniversary. Victor Etuokwu the bank’s Executive Director, Retail… Read More »Access bank to reward 14 customers with N1 million each as Nigeria clocks 61
Boxing legend, Manny Pacquiao, has officially confirmed his retirement from the sport. The eight-division world champion made the announcement on Wednesday. “As I hang up my boxing gloves, I would… Read More »Boxing: Manny Pacquiao retires
TikTok, a leading destination for short-form mobile video, has marked one billion monthly active users milestone since its launch in 2017. The video sharing App achieved this new feat despite… Read More »TikTok hits one billion monthly users
The United Kingdom and the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Nigeria have restated their resolve to further strengthen the existing cooperation and partnership in the fight against economic crimes. See… Read More »Photos: UK to collaborate with EFCC Nigeria
The Economic and financial crimes commission, Nigeria on Tuesday, September 28 arraigned Abel lesi Goka for a $350,000 fraud which he allegedly committed, see some photos below; This information is… Read More »EFCC: Man arrested for $350,000 fraud
Pere finished first before the other five housemates and secured the key. He was given the keys to a brand new Innoson IVM Caris at the Arena and allowed to… Read More »BBNaija 2021: Pere wins brand new car
The Nigerian centre for disease control has reported news update on covid 19 cases in the country, you can check the statistics made available below; Read Also: UEFA ends legal… Read More »Covid-19: NCDC reports new Covid-19 cases in Nigeria
UEFA has ended its legal fight against Barcelona, Juventus and Real Madrid over their involvement in the proposed European Super League. The clubs were among the 12 “founding” members of… Read More »UEFA ends legal fight against Barcelona, Juventus and Real Madrid
Andrea Martin, the singer-songwriter who wrote songs for artists such as Monica and En Vogue, has died. She was 49. Martin’s death was announced in a statement shared to her… Read More »R and B singer-songwriter Andrea Martin dies at 49
Oleksandr Ussyk stole Anthony Joshua’s heavyweight belts on the Brit star’s home turf on Saturday night – only to give them straight back. AJ, 31, lost his WBA (Super), IBF,… Read More »Photos: Oleksandr Usyk returns belts to Anthony Joshua
The Taliban have banned hairdressers in Afghanistan’s Helmand province from shaving or trimming beards, saying it breaches their interpretation of Islamic law. Anyone violating the rule will be punished, Taliban… Read More »Taliban bans hairdressers from shaving or trimming beards
Jose Mourinho blamed the referee and VAR for AS Roma’s 3-2 defeat to rivals Lazio in Serie A on Sunday, saying his side were dominant in spite of the result.… Read More »Sports: Mourinho blasts referee, VAR after Roma lose derby to Lazio
The British Deputy High Commissioner in Lagos, Ben Llewellyn-Jones, has said 50 Nigerians were among the 1,500 awarded the Chevening scholarships from across the world in various UK universities for… Read More »UK awards 50 Nigerians Chevening scholarships
Cristiano Ronaldo keeps on winning—or earning, at the very least. Forbes announced that the Manchester United star has passed Lionel Messi as the world’s highest-paid soccer player with earnings of… Read More »Forbes rich list: Ronaldo now earns more than Messi
Anthony Joshua’s reign as world heavyweight champion ended in London on Saturday after he was defeated by Oleksandr Usyk. Oleksandr Usyk is crowned as the new unified world heavyweight champion… Read More »Sports: Anthony Joshua looses heavy weight championship title
A prominent leader of the Taliban has said the group will reintroduce punishments such as amputations and executions for criminals, though perhaps not publicly. Mullah Nooruddin Turabi, one of the… Read More »Taliban official says executions and amputations will return
The Nigerian Government has stopped students in Senior Secondary School 1 and 2 from participating in external West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE). The students are also banned from… Read More »Nigeria: FG bans SS1, SS2 students from participating in WASSCE, NECO
Football fans have been left baffled by EA Sports’ decision to include both Anthony Joshua and Lewis Hamilton in FIFA 22. The pair have both been given non-speaking cameo roles… Read More »Photos: Anthony Joshua included in the new FIFA 22 game
Kenya has banned a film about two gay lovers branding the movie an ‘affront to culture and identity’ and ‘demeaning of Christianity’. Authorities on Thursday said the documentary was ‘unacceptable… Read More »Kenya bans movie portraying homosexuality