Payaza and Lebara Nigeria Form Strategic Alliance to Improve Digital Payments and Telecom Access
Payaza Africa Limited and Lebara Nigeria are partnering to streamline digital payments and telecommunications access for Nigerians at home and in the diaspora.
Why securing your first home loan might be more achievable now
Recent regulatory shifts allow first-time buyers to borrow more relative to their income, but experts urge caution regarding the risks of taking on larger mortgage debts.
Assailants ambush convoy carrying wife of Osun APC governorship candidate
A convoy transporting the wife of the APC governorship candidate in Osun State was attacked by gunmen, leaving one person severely injured after a political event in Ede South.
Reform UK proposes deploying Royal Navy to halt small boat crossings
Reform UK plans to utilize the Royal Navy to intercept and return small boats in the English Channel, a proposal met with criticism from government officials and maritime experts.
Sione Fukofuka resigns as Scotland Women head coach due to family pressures
Scotland Women's head coach Sione Fukofuka has stepped down, citing the personal strain of living away from his family in Australia.
Adebayo Claims 2023 Presidential Race Was Against INEC
Adewole Adebayo of the SDP asserts that the 2023 election was a fraudulent contest against INEC and calls for significant institutional reform for future polls.
Military recovers remains of slain community leader in Imo
Nigerian Army troops have exhumed the body of Chief Ibe Anyadu, a community leader in Imo state, after suspects in custody confessed to his murder.
Walid Acherchour predicts significant Ballon d’Or support for Lamine Yamal
French pundit Walid Acherchour expects Lamine Yamal to be a major factor in the 2026 Ballon d'Or voting following a stellar season with Barcelona and Spain.
Tehran rejects claims of US dialogue following Trump’s announcement
Iranian officials have denied participating in new talks with the US, contradicting President Trump's statement that negotiations were set to begin to resolve their six-month war.
Conservative Party Advocates for Mandated Facial Recognition Use by Police
Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp is pushing for a policy mandating police use of facial recognition technology and stricter enforcement on tracking stolen goods.