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And Opening OPAY Account Have you asked yourself while trying to make a transfer with a business partner lately and instead of the traditional bank accounts one is used to,… The post Why Nigerians Are Dumping Trad. Banking appeared first on City People Magazine...

Celebrity entrepreneur Laura Ikeji Kanu has said many Nigerian celebrity-owned businesses fail due to lack of support. According to her, while fans celebrate celebrities’ music and lifestyle, they rarely buy from their brands, leading to declining sales and eventual shutdowns. She also noted that even fellow celebrities don’t patronise each other, and investors are often

…Calls On Aggrieved Members To Sheathe Their Swords, Return To PDP ….Says PDP Credible Alternative To Current State Of Affairs Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Board of Trustees (BoT) has declared… The post 2027 Will Be Nigerians Versus Failed Government, Not About Defection, Propaganda- PDP BOT appeared first on Independent Newspaper Nigeria...

As the January 2026 commencement date for the Tax Identification Number, Nigerians are curious about several things To clear the confusion spreading on social media, there are several questions bogging the minds of Nigerians Legit.ng delves into the myths and facts about the Tax ID and provides a clear understanding before the enforcement Pascal Oparada

News The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), on Wednesday, urged the federal government to explore every means to protect Nigerians and curb insecurity. CAN President, Archbishop Danial Okoh, made the plea at the opening ceremony of the 32nd Triennial General Assembly of the Christian Council of Nigeria (CCN), held at the Presbyterian Church of Nigeria

The United States government has again warned Nigerians that any form of visa fraud will attract very serious penalties, including a permanent ban from entering the country. In a post on its official X (formerly Twitter) handle on Monday, the US Embassy in Abuja said anyone who lies during a visa application or submits forged

AFRICAN EXAMINER) – Two Nigerians who were simply known as Collins and Osas have been reported dead in Tripoli, the capital of Libya, as they were said to have died of food poisoning. According to available information, the victims were staying in the Misrata part of the country and had travelled to Tripoli on July

Nigerians dying, raise tobacco tax to 100%, CAPPA tells FG  Vanguard News...