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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle 'permanently' shun social media
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have apparently said a permanent goodbye to social media citing the "hate" they constantly have to endure online as the reason. A source close to … Read more»
Coronavirus in Nigeria update: Nigeria exceeds 100,000 cases as second COVID-19 wave continues
Nigeria has recorded an additional 1024 coronavirus cases according to the latest data released by the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC). The NCDC made the revelation during its nightly … Read more»
Lekki Conservation Centre Nigeria: Features, gate fees and what to do
Due to the damage and rapid loss of the natural environment by the explosion of industrialisation in Lagos city and Nigeria as a whole, there was a need to preserve … Read more»
FG reveals how many SIMs can be linked to a NIN
The federal government of Nigeria has revealed that Nigerians can link up to seven SIM cards to one National Identity Number (NIN), on the National Identity Management Commission Mobile App. … Read more»
NIMC staff suspend nationwide strike
Workers of the National Identity Management Commission (NIMC), have suspended the nationwide strike they embarked on. The staff of NIMC, had embarked on a strike which was effective from Thursday, … Read more»
Twitter suspends Donald Trump permanently
Twitter has suspended President Trump permanently from its platform according to a statement from the social media company. Initially, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter temporarily had only suspended US President Donald … Read more»
Fashion Friday: 10 times Cardi B slayed on the red carpet
American rapper Belcalis Marlenis Almanzar who is known by all as Cardi B is a true head turner. Known for her lyrics, live videos and her dauntingly unique fashion, the … Read more»
Coronavirus in Nigeria update: Nigeria records highest number of infection in a day
Nigeria has recorded an additional 1565 coronavirus cases according to the latest data released by the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC). The NCDC made the revelation during its nightly update on coronavirus … Read more»
Facebook, Instagram and Twitter block Donald Trump after Capitol invasion
Facebook, Instagram and Twitter have temporarily suspended US President Donald Trump from their social media platforms following posts related to the Capitol invasion on Wednesday, 6 January 2020. For the … Read more»