Chinese Property Executive Detained in Indonesia Over $138M Debt
Indonesian authorities detain Chinese property executive WZ wanted for $138 million loan default. The fugitive had been moving through Asian nations since August. Read full details.
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Nigerian Lady Shows Japanese Church in Viral TikTok
A Nigerian lady in Japan shares video of massive church building, sparking reactions about architecture and worship style. Watch the trending TikTok footage now!
Japan-China dispute sinks tourism stocks, threatens economy
Japanese tourism stocks plunge as China warns citizens against travel amid political tensions over Taiwan comments. Chinese tourists spent $3.8 billion in Japan last quarter.
6 Lagos Restaurants for Global Flavours
Explore 6 top restaurants in Lagos offering authentic Japanese, Indian, Lebanese, European, Pan-Asian, and Jamaican cuisines. Perfect for foodies seeking international dining experiences in Victoria Island.
Senate okays N1.15trn loan for 2025 budget deficit
The Nigerian Senate has approved President Tinubu's request to borrow N1.15 trillion from the domestic debt market to fund the increased 2025 budget deficit. Read the full details and implications.
Trump Signs Deal to End US Government Shutdown
President Trump signs legislation ending the 43-day US government shutdown, allowing federal workers to return and restoring critical services ahead of Thanksgiving.
Demon Slayer's Infinite Castle Changes Anime Future
Demon Slayer's Infinity Castle film breaks global box office records, setting new standards for anime production and distribution worldwide. Discover how this success transforms the industry.
Lady Displays ₦214,000 Loan App Debt, Seeks Help
A Nigerian TikTok user shares her ₦214,000 debt struggle with loan apps, tracing financial woes back to 2020. Discover her story and similar experiences.
Sony hikes profit forecast 8% on Demon Slayer success
Sony increases full-year profit forecast by 8% to $6.8 billion, driven by Demon Slayer box office hit and strong PlayStation sales. Shares jump 5.7%.
Japan Day AFRiFF 2025: Japanese Culture Meets Nigerian Cinema
Get ready for Japan Day AFRiFF 2025! The Africa International Film Festival partners with Japan to bring an unforgettable cultural experience to Lagos this November.
Court freezes Indian businessman's assets over ₦9.5B debt
Federal High Court in Lagos issues restraining order against multiple banks from dealing with Indian businessman and his companies amid massive debt dispute with Nigerian firm.
CAS Vows Full Implementation of Tinubu's Directives
The Civil Service Commission pledges complete adherence to President Bola Tinubu's reform agenda, promising transformative changes in Nigeria's public service sector.
Amnesty slams Nigeria's Southeast security failure
Amnesty International exposes alarming security failures in Nigeria's Southeast as federal government faces criticism for ignoring escalating violence and human rights abuses.
Nigeria Sells $2.35B Eurobond to International Investors
The Federal Government of Nigeria has successfully raised $2.35 billion through Eurobond sales, attracting strong international investor confidence despite global economic challenges.
Tinubu Govt Denies Christian Genocide Claims
The Nigerian government has strongly denied allegations of Christian genocide, labeling them as dangerous misinformation threatening national unity and security.
Obaseki Denies N600B Debt: 'Political Fiction'
Edo State Governor Godwin Obaseki vehemently denies allegations of leaving massive debt, calling it political propaganda. Get exclusive insights into the financial facts and the governor's explosive response.
House Scrutinizes Tinubu's N1.15T Loan Request
Nigeria's House of Representatives launches thorough investigation into President Tinubu's massive N1.15 trillion loan request amid growing economic concerns and national debt worries.
Nigeria's $2.25B Eurobond Oversubscribed by 400%
International investors demonstrate overwhelming faith in Nigeria's economy, oversubscribing the latest Eurobond offering by 400% despite global market uncertainties.
National Assembly Scrutinizes Tinubu's ₦1.15T Loan Request
Nigerian lawmakers launch thorough investigation into President Tinubu's controversial ₦1.15 trillion loan proposal amid growing economic concerns and public scrutiny.
Ogun Govt Rebuilds Assembly Complex, Commissioners' Quarters
Ogun State Government announces comprehensive reconstruction of the Legislative Assembly Complex and Commissioners' Quarters in Abeokuta, marking a significant infrastructure upgrade.
BRIPAN Reforms Nigeria's Insolvency Practice Nationwide
The Business Recovery and Insolvency Practitioners Association of Nigeria (BRIPAN) is spearheading a nationwide initiative to strengthen Nigeria's insolvency framework, enhance practitioner expertise, and boost investor confidence through comprehensive re
US Government Shutdown Breaks Record as Longest Ever
The United States government shutdown has officially become the longest in history, surpassing 35 days and causing widespread disruption across federal services and agencies.
Senate Probes Rail Derailments Amid Loan Debt Concerns
Nigerian Senate investigates alarming rail derailments while controversial new loan agreements spark national debt concerns. Full details on the parliamentary inquiry.
Nigeria-China relations face major overhaul
Nigeria reevaluates its partnership with China amid mounting debt worries and environmental impact concerns. Discover how this strategic shift could reshape bilateral relations.
Kano Mandates Monthly Security Meetings Across All LGAs
Kano State Government orders mandatory monthly security meetings at all local councils to address escalating security challenges through coordinated grassroots approach.
Naira Eurobonds Rally Defies Trump Military Threat
Nigeria's Eurobonds experience significant rally despite Donald Trump's military threat, showcasing strong international confidence in Nigeria's economic prospects.
Partial Food Stamp Benefits Due to Government Shutdown
Trump administration confirms partial SNAP benefits for November due to ongoing government shutdown. Millions of low-income families face uncertainty as food assistance programs hit crisis point.
Nigerians Question Tinubu's Loan Request Amid Doubts
Growing public skepticism surrounds President Tinubu's latest loan request as House of Representatives Deputy Spokesman Philip Agbese voices concerns about transparency and accountability.
NASS Loan Approval: Why Nigerians Shouldn't Worry
Government official reveals why the National Assembly's approval of a $2.347 billion loan shouldn't worry citizens - and how it will actually benefit Nigeria's economy and infrastructure development.
Nigerians Demand Loan Accountability in 2025 Budget
As Nigeria prepares for its ₦41 trillion 2025 budget, citizens are calling on National Assembly members to ensure proper oversight of executive borrowing and prevent unsustainable debt accumulation.
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