Pop star Katy Perry loses trademark fight against Australian Katie Perry
Designer Katie Perry accused her far more famous namesake of trademark infringement, arguing she had claimed the "Katie Perry" brand before the singer became a global sensation.
Ramadan Talk Day 22: Earn a lifetime reward tonight
As Ramadan draws toward its final days, every sincere believer should intensify efforts in seeking Laylatul Qadr, hoping to attain Allah’s mercy and forgiveness.
Police seal ADC’s meeting venue in C’River
A team of mobile policemen in Calabar, Cross River State, yesterday sealed off the venue slated for inauguration of African Democratic Congress , ADC, membership registration, mobilisation and revalidation committee.
Sugar Production: NSDC, BOI establish N10bn fund for greenfield projects
By Babajide Komolafe The National Sugar Development Council (NSDC) and the Bank of Industry (BOI) have established a N10 billion Sugar Project Acceleration Fund (SPAF) to support the development of greenfield sugar projects across the country. The fund is designed to provide financing and project development support to viable greenfield initiatives, with the aim of accelerating […]
FG suspends $300 helicopter landing fee for 2 months
The Federal Government has ordered a temporary suspension of the enforcement and collection of $300 helicopter landing fees imposed on oil and gas operators after concerns were raised by stakeholders in the petroleum industry.
We’ve survived, govs no longer borrow for salaries — Tinubu
President Bola Tinubu said Monday night that Nigeria has overcome economic challenges under his administration, noting that state governors no longer run to banks for loans to pay salaries.
