Adeoluwa Owu, the director for ‘A Tribe Called Judah’, has been ranked as the top Nollywood director for 2023, according to data from Filmone and… Read More »‘A Tribe Called Judah’ shoots Owu to number one Nollywood director spot
Flutterwave, Africa’s leading payment technology company, has announced that the Central Bank of Mozambique has approved its payment aggregator license in principle. According to a… Read More »Flutterwave receives operational nod in Mozambique
Nigerian tier-1 banks earned N125 billion from electronic banking charges in the first three months of 2024, according to data compiled by BusinessDay. This represents… Read More »Nigerian tier-1 banks earn N125bn from e-business in Q1
Joseph Onojame, Delta State Commissioner for Health, on Thursday, said that in 2023, the state was estimated to have 13,641 cases of tuberculosis (TB) based on… Read More »Tuberculosis: Out of 6,031 diagnosed cases in Delta, 3,476 are children
The labour of Nigeria’s heroes’ past is now in vain as the country abandons an anthem written by five of its own for one penned… Read More »The comeback of an old anthem: Nigeria We Hail Thee
Africa’s largest oil refinery, Dangote Refinery, has achieved a significant milestone with the successful shipment of its first jet fuel cargo to Europe. This marks… Read More »Dangote Refinery makes history with first jet fuel export to Europe
Nigeria’s film powerhouse, Nollywood, continues to impress with captivating stories and box office dominance. Filmone and COMSCORE have revealed the top 20 highest-grossing films of… Read More »Top 20 highest-grossing cinema movies of 2023 — Report
A Federal High Court in Abuja granted Chioma Okoli a N5 million bail with two sureties in the same amount on Friday, following allegations related… Read More »Erisco foods: Chioma Okoli secures bail after Tomato paste controversy
Out of options to defend their currencies, African policymakers from Harare in the south to Juba in the east and Lagos in the west are… Read More »From Nigeria to Harare, African nations are cracking down on street currency dealers as currencies struggle
Out of options to defend their currencies, African policymakers from Harare in the south to Juba in the east and Lagos in the west are… Read More »From Nigeria to Harare, African nations are cracking down on street currency dealers as currencies struggle