By John Ikani Apple is reportedly parting ways with Goldman Sachs, signalling the tech giant's shift away from its credit card collaboration with the investment bank. Sources cited by the Wall Street Journal said Apple has...
By John Ikani Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote faces accusations of unfair practices and a struggle to secure crude supplies. If all goes to plan, Aliko Dangote, Nigeria’s most successful businessman and the richest person in Africa,...
By John Ikani Malawi's government is set to dispatch 5,000 young people to engage in agricultural work on Israeli farms, a decision drawing criticisms after 221 individuals were sent there last weekend. "We are looking at...
By John Ikani Niger's junta announced on Monday the revocation of an anti-migration law that had curtailed the movement of West Africans to Europe, a measure criticized by residents of the desert regions whose economies were...
By Enyichukwu Enemanna Nigerian domestic carrier, United Nigeria Airlines has explained the diversion of Abuja-bound flight to Asaba, the Delta State capital at the weekend, attributing it to "poor weather". Abuja-bound passengers on Flight NUA 0504...
By John Ikani The 17-story Nigerian Content Tower (NCT), Headquarters of the Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB), Swali, Yenagoa, is set to host oil and gas industry eggheads and policymakers as the yearly Practical...
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