Colin Huang, the Chinese tech billionaire behind Pinduoduo and its international branch, Temu, has seen his wealth increase by $4.37 billion in 2025, bringing his total net worth to $38.6 billion. At 45 years old, Huang is one of the richest people in China’s tech industry. His fortune comes mostly from his 25% stake in

For many women, sex is meant to be a pleasurable experience. But for some, it can be physically uncomfortable or downright painful. This pain medically known as dyspareunia is more common than people often realize, yet it’s a topic rarely talked about openly.  Many women suffer in silence, unsure of what’s causing the pain or

Many people start side jobs for extra cash, to try something new, or just for fun. But not many expect these side hustles to turn into multi-million-dollar businesses. However, some of the biggest and best-known companies in the world began as side jobs. Here are some examples of side hustles that became huge businesses. 1.

If you blinked, you probably missed it, PalmPay has quietly pulled off something massive. In just a year, the Nigerian fintech giant has jumped from processing around 10 million daily transactions to an astonishing 15 million a day in the first quarter of 2025.  That’s not just growth, it’s a signal that digital finance is

Nigeria’s entertainment industry is now in a constant motion. It breathes, shifts, pulses with the energy of a nation that never stops seeking something fresh.  From the highlife-infused beats of Afrobeats to the gritty realism of new-age Nollywood, Nigeria’s cultural scene is experiencing a golden moment, not by accident, but by design, restlessness, and rhythm.

Emails serve as gateways to your personal and professional life. One of the most popular email platforms is Gmail, with millions of users relying on it daily.  However, with the growing use of email comes an increased risk of cyber threats, including account hacking.  If you ever find yourself locked out of your Gmail account

The crisis in the Labour Party deepened on Wednesday as the Peter Obi-led faction constituted a special investigative panel headed by Ireti Kingibe to investigate Julius Abure, the factional national chairman of the party. Abure was suspended on alleged anti-party activities and misappropriation of party funds. Nenadi Usman, chairman of the faction’s caretaker committee, while

Abdulrasheed Akanni Okoya, Chief Operations Officer of Fufubiao Group of Companies, has called on the Federal Government to support producers of building materials and household items in order to reduce costs and ease the financial burden on Nigerian families. Speaking at a Press Conference held at Ikeja in Lagos on Wednesday, Okoya emphasised the need

The Senate has passed two of the four Tax Reform Bills transmitted by President Bola Tinubu in October 2024, aimed at overhauling Nigeria’s tax system. The bills passed include the Nigeria Tax Administration Bill 2024 and the Nigeria Revenue Service (Establishment) Bill 2024. The remaining two—the Nigeria Tax Bill 2024 and the Joint Revenue Board

The Nigeria Education Loan Fund (NELFund) has denied allegations of diverting funds allocated for the national student loan scheme, stating that N54 billion has been “transparently” disbursed from the N203 billion it has received to date. Akintunde Sawyerr, managing director of NELFund, said this Wednesday when he appeared before the House of Representatives Committee on

The Professional Fighters League (PFL), a mixed martial arts (MMA) promotion, has announced the launch of its third regional league, PFL Africa, with its debut event set for July 26 in Cape Town, South Africa. The event, titled PFL Cape Town, will feature five elite matchups from the PFL Champions Series: Road to Dubai, a

Godswill Akpabio, The Senate President Your browser does not support the video tag. The Senate has passed two out of four major tax reform bills proposed by President Bola Tinubu. However, the upper chamber rejected a proposal to increase the value-added tax (VAT) to 10 percent, opting to retain the current rate at 7.5 percent.