US Sanctions: 8 Nigerians Named In Terrorism, Cybercrime Freeze
The US has sanctioned eight Nigerians for alleged ties to Boko Haram, ISIL, and cybercrime, freezing assets. This follows a major update to OFAC's SDN List.
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The US has sanctioned eight Nigerians for alleged ties to Boko Haram, ISIL, and cybercrime, freezing assets. This follows a major update to OFAC's SDN List.
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Nigeria's National Assembly and Solid Minerals Ministry demand first-line charge status for mining to secure steady funding. This is crucial for economic diversification and growth.
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The Nigerian Federal Government and APC governors pledge a combined N8 billion to victims of the massive Singer Market fire in Kano. This vital aid aims to support traders and revive the devastated commodity hub after billions in goods were lost.
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VP Shettima highlights Kano's political influence as Governor Yusuf defects to APC, seeking stability and development. The move sparks controversy with former mentor Kwankwaso.
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A massive Kano Market Fire at Singa continues to rage, with emergency services working tirelessly to contain the blaze. Discover more about this major business hub's inferno and the ongoing efforts.
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Flutterwave CEO Olugbenga Agboola celebrates a decade of global fintech growth, reflecting on its journey from African payments to a globally licensed entity. Discover how this Nigerian innovation is transforming cross-border transactions worldwide.
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Chinese giant JD.com offers a free iPhone 17 Max with its Β£16k gold phone case. This luxury item, costing 139,999 yuan, challenges consumer expectations and tech norms. Discover more!
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The CAC warns Nigerian banks to halt transactions for inactive firms after submitting 263 illegally registered companies to the EFCC. This initiative aims to enhance financial integrity and combat fraud.
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Millions of Tijaniyya Islamic Sect followers convened in Katsina for Sheikh Ibrahim Nyass' 2026 Maulud, fostering unity and economic activity.
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Abuja PoS operators express anxiety over a new tax regime effective Jan 1, 2026. Concerns rise over increased transaction fees and mandatory CAC registration.
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