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The Central Bank of Nigeria has issued a stern warning to all banking customers across the country, urging them to protect their financial information by refusing to share passwords, personal identification numbers, or other sensitive banking details with anyone, including individuals claiming to be bank officials. The advisory, released as part of activities marking Global…
Joan Laporta has been re-elected president of FC Barcelona with a commanding 68.18 percent of votes cast in Sunday’s election, securing a five-year mandate that extends his leadership of the Catalan club until 2031 despite mounting financial pressures and ongoing legal controversies that have dominated his current tenure. The 63-year-old lawyer defeated rival Victor…
Nigeria’s senior women’s basketball team, D’Tigress, suffered a narrow 93-86 defeat to host nation France at the FIBA Women’s World Cup Qualifying Tournament in Lyon on Sunday, despite mounting a spirited second-half comeback that briefly threatened to overturn the European side’s commanding early advantage. The African champions, competing at the Villeurbanne Sports Arena before…
United States President Donald Trump said Sunday that Washington was engaged in discussions with Iran over the ongoing conflict but indicated Tehran remained unprepared to conclude a deal, even as Iran’s foreign minister categorically denied any such talks were taking place. Speaking aboard Air Force One, Trump confirmed the existence of diplomatic contacts when…
The global expansion of remote work has fundamentally altered the relationship between employment and geographic location, prompting several countries to introduce financial incentives designed to attract digital nomads, freelancers, and location-independent professionals to their territories. Over the past five years, the shift toward remote work has dismantled a long-standing assumption that career advancement requires…
The United States has reduced the fee for Americans seeking to formally renounce their citizenship by more than 80 percent, dropping the cost from $2,350 to $450 in a policy reversal that advocacy groups are describing as a victory for citizens living abroad who face steep tax compliance burdens. The fee reduction, which…
President Bola Tinubu arrived in London on Tuesday for a state visit hosted by King Charles III, marking the first formal state engagement between Nigeria and the United Kingdom in nearly four decades as both nations seek to deepen economic, security, and diplomatic cooperation amid shifting global alliances. The three-day visit, which begins with…
The Nigeria Labour Congress has called on the Federal Government to deploy projected oil revenue windfall from the ongoing Middle East crisis to protect Nigerian workers and citizens from the economic impact of petrol prices that have surged to between N1,170 and N1,300 per litre across the country. In a statement issued Thursday by…
The United States has launched a formal trade investigation into Nigeria and 59 other countries, accusing them of failing to prohibit imports of goods produced with forced labour and thereby granting unfair competitive advantages to manufacturers who exploit forced workers in global supply chains. The Office of the United States Trade Representative initiated the…
Indigenous technology company Wowbii Infrastructure has donated 20 units of interactive boards to the Unity Schools Old Students Association as part of efforts to strengthen digital learning infrastructure in Federal Government Colleges and align Nigeria’s public education system with global classroom technology standards. The presentation of the equipment took place over the weekend in…
