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Article 'Just chill? Netflix's ₦8,500 Price Hike Puts Streaming Out of Reach for Many More Nigerians'
Netflix has quietly raised its subscription fees in Nigeria again, with its Premium plan now costing N8,500 per month. It’s the third hike in just over a year. Premium plan now N8,500, up from N7,000 (↑21%) Standard plan now N6,500, Basic at N4,000, Mobile at N2,500 Netflix raised prices twice in 2024, marking the first time in 2025 Company cites "global pricing strategy" and "local market conditions" Hike comes as Nigerians face rising inflation and cost-of-living crisis For many...
Article 'CAF 2025 Player of the Year: Osimhen, Salah, Hakimi or Guirassy?'
Victor Osimhen’s incredible season with Galatasaray has earned him a spot among the top contenders for the 2025 CAF Men’s Player of the Year. But with tough competition from Salah, Hakimi, and Guirassy, the race is tighter than ever. Victor Osimhen: 37 goals, Turkish double, Golden Boot winner. Achraf Hakimi: Key to PSG’s quadruple, 23 goal contributions, UCL final goal. Mohamed Salah: Premier League champ, 34 goals, 23 assists, Player of the Season. Serhou Guirassy: 13 UCL goals, hat-trick...
Article 'No Free Rides for 2027: APC Denies Automatic Tickets for Lawmakers'
The All Progressives Congress (APC) says it has not promised automatic return tickets to Senate President Godswill Akpabio, Speaker Tajudeen Abbas, or any other lawmaker ahead of the 2027 elections, dismissing media reports to the contrary. APC’s spokesman, Felix Morka, debunks viral news that federal lawmakers were guaranteed return tickets. Some governors are reportedly uneasy about the idea, fearing favouritism. APC chairman Ganduje supports backing active lawmakers but insists it should...
Article 'Today’s Naira Rate [04-06-2025]: Official Rate Improves, But Black Market Holds Firm at N1,615/$1'
The Naira inched up against the dollar at the official market, offering slight relief, but with the black market rate still at N1,615/$1, real-world impact remains limited. Naira gained 0.13% at NAFEM, now N1,579/$1 Black market rate unchanged at N1,615/$1 Pound and Euro traded flat at N2,143.37/£1 and N1,809.49/€1 Ripple, Ethereum, and Bitcoin posted mild crypto gains Analysts expect a potential altcoin surge amid ETF speculation A slight gain in the Naira offers a glimmer of hope, but...
Article 'Selective Criticism? Davido’s Tinubu Visit Divides Fans Across Political Lines'
Davido’s high-profile visit to President Tinubu alongside his billionaire father and Governor uncle has stirred controversy, not just for the visit itself, but for the public’s mixed reactions to it. While past celebrity supporters of Tinubu faced online attacks, Davido seems to be getting a pass. Davido visited President Bola Tinubu in Lagos with his father, Adedeji Adeleke, and uncle, Governor Ademola Adeleke. The singer posted several photos from the meeting, including a smile with the...
Article 'Confidence buys more: Tony Elumelu Buys 1.2 Billion More UBA Shares'
In Nigerian banking, words speak softly, but money shouts. Tony Elumelu just made a ₦43.9 billion statement, acquiring over 1.2 billion additional UBA shares in two days. While others hesitate amid regulatory changes, the billionaire chairman is buying more of his own institution. This isn't just an investment—it's confidence speaking through action. When uncertainty clouds markets, those with the most profound knowledge often buy more, not less. Key Developments: ₦43.9 billion investment...
Article 'USSD War Escalates: Telcos Threaten to Cut Banks Off Over ₦250bn Debt Dispute'
Nigeria’s banks and telecom giants are locked in a high-stakes standoff over USSD fees, with telcos threatening to withdraw banking services if ₦250bn in unpaid debts isn’t cleared. Customers risk losing access to *737# transactions unless regulators intervene. Banks shifted USSD charges to airtime, claiming NCC approval but telcos call it a "misleading twist." MTN, Airtel, others may suspend USSD services if banks don’t settle debts. Customers face disruption: Rural users and traders...
Article 'Power Moves? Adeleke’s Visit to Tinubu Fuels Defection Speculation'
In a meeting that’s stirring buzz across Nigeria’s political and entertainment circles, President Bola Tinubu received Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke, his brother Deji Adeleke, and Afrobeats superstar Davido at his Lagos residence. But the timing is raising eyebrows, especially within the PDP. Tinubu met Gov. Adeleke (PDP), Deji Adeleke (billionaire), and Davido in Lagos. Visit described as cordial and symbolic, with no official agenda disclosed. Davido’s presence sparked major...
Article 'Fubara's 'Surrender'? Suspended Governor Seeks Tinubu's Help to Regain Power'
Suspended Rivers governor Siminalayi Fubara met with President Bola Tinubu at the president’s private residence in Lagos on Tuesday, marking a significant political move amid the lingering crisis in Rivers state. Although the content of the closed-door meeting wasn’t made public, Fubara’s visit comes shortly after he announced his willingness to put aside “pride and personal interest” for the sake of peace. The governor, currently under suspension, has signaled a shift toward reconciliation...
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