Let’s keep it real: not every connection is a love story. Sometimes it’s lust, sometimes it’s loneliness, and sometimes it’s just sex. And while there’s nothing wrong with a consensual, no-strings-attached dynamic, what hurts is thinking you’re building something deeper when the other person is only in it for the physical perks. The hardest part?

The Federal Government has announced that the Ijora-Marine Bridge in Lagos will be closed for 21 days, starting on May 18, for urgent repairs. Mrs. Olukorede Kesha, the Federal Controller of Works in Lagos, said in a statement on Tuesday that the closure will begin at 7:00 a.m. on Sunday, May 18. Some parts of

China has lifted its ban on domestic airlines accepting new Boeing aircraft, according to a report on Tuesday. This change comes just hours after the United States and China agreed to reduce tariffs temporarily, easing tensions in their trade dispute. Last month, Boeing confirmed that Chinese airlines had stopped accepting new aircraft deliveries because of

Buying airtime in Nigeria was a manual process. You’d have to visit a local vendor, buy a scratch card, scratch off the code, and then dial a USSD code to top up.  But with the rise of fintech apps and banking platforms, buying airtime has become much faster, easier, and more convenient. Now, you can

From records, this year alone, Nigeria aims to bring about 3 million out-of-school children back into the education system. The focus is to bring these children into formal education and provide vocational training to prepare them for productive roles in society. The government is also working to decentralise its operations by establishing state offices for

Business Day, established in 2001, is a daily business newspaper based in Lagos. It is the only Nigerian newspaper with a bureau in Accra, Ghana. It has both daily and Sunday titles. It circulates in Nigeria and Ghana... Read More...

...Urges Nigeria to end electricity subsidy ...Ways & means exposes FG’s real financing cost ...Edun says there's momentum to invest in Nigeria The Nigerian economy will need to grow five times faster than its current rate to meet the $1 trillion-dollar target by 2030, according to the World Bank. But achieving this lofty ambition requires

Nigerian chief executive officers are increasingly viewing Artificial Intelligence (AI) as a complement to their workforce, rather than a replacement. This is one of the key findings from ‘PwC’s 28th Annual Global CEO Survey: Nigerian Perspective.’ According to the report, 72 percent of Nigerian CEOs expect AI to reshape their workforce and skills strategies, surpassing

President Donald Trump is set to sign a major executive order to slash prescription drug prices by 30-80%. In a post by the White House on X, the  President said, “I am pleased to announce that Tomorrow morning, in the White House, at 9:00 A.M., I will be signing one of the most consequential Executive

In Nigeria, fabric isn’t just fabric, it’s identity, it’s loyalty, it’s memory. At the heart of this is Aso Ebi, a vibrant tradition where friends and family don matching outfits at weddings, funerals, birthdays, and other significant events.  But Aso Ebi isn’t just about looking good; it’s about showing up for your people, for your

Over the last decade, Nigeria’s financial landscape has undergone a dramatic shift, one led not by traditional banks but by the rise of digital payments and fintech innovation.  From bustling markets in Lagos to remote towns in Borno, everyday transactions are increasingly taking place on screens rather than with cash. This transformation is more than

At first glance, their videos look like any other TikTok content, young men showing off stacks of cash, designer outfits, and flashy gold chains.  But behind the scenes, the so-called “BM Boys” are part of a growing and deeply disturbing online blackmail scheme based in Nigeria, targeting vulnerable teenagers across the globe. BM stands for