•Donald Trump The world’s top 10 richest people saw $74 billion vanish on paper after this week’s market rout, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index. President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs on Wednesday afternoon triggered market chaos, reports AFP. Stocks suffered their worst single-day loss in five years on Thursday. The S&P 50...
Nigerians have moved to different parts of the world in search of education, work, and better opportunities. Many have settled in countries where they can build successful careers, businesses, and families, reports The Nation. Here are some of the top destinations with large Nigerian communities: 1. United States 🇺🇸 The United States is home t...
The world’s highest paid CEOs are not just business leaders: they are visionaries shaping industries and driving massive financial growth. Their compensation, often tied to stock performance and company success, reflects their impact on the global economy. Here’s a look at the highest paid CEOs and their contributions to their respective compa...
Marriage is often considered a lifelong commitment, yet divorce rates vary significantly across countries around the world. While some countries experience high rates of marital dissolution, others maintain remarkably low divorce statistics. Cultural traditions, legal frameworks, economic factors, and societal norms all play a role in shaping ...
Football is more than just a game; it is a global spectacle driven by passion, history, and fierce competition. Beyond the action on the pitch, the sport boasts some of the most prestigious and valuable trophies, symbolising glory, excellence, and legacy, reports Vanguard. The worth of these trophies isn’t just in their material composition bu...
•Abu Dhabi, safest city in the world Safest cities in the world abound with safety an important factor for people when deciding where to live, work, or travel. And the rating of safety depends on low crime rates, good healthcare, public safety, affordable costs, and clean surroundings. Safe cities attract visitors, investors, and new residents...
Several cities around the world have eliminated cars entirely in specific zones or throughout the entire city, creating unique, sustainable, and pedestrian-friendly environments. Here’s a list of seven cities around the world where cars are banned or severely restricted you should know: 1. Venice, Italy Venice, a city in northeastern Italy, fa...
•Pope Francis waves from the main balcony of St. Peter’s square in the Vatican today as thousands of faithful gather Pope Francis called today for “arms to be silenced” around the world in his Christmas address, appealing for peace in the Middle East, Ukraine and Sudan as he denounced the “extremely grave” humanitarian situation in […]...
•Igbo cultural display Over 40 million people speak the Igbo language. The Igbo people are primarily found in southeast Nigeria, but there are other Igbo-speaking countries. Before colonialism, the Igbos referred to themselves as “Ndi Igbo.” The language is classified under the Kwa subgroup of the Niger-Congo Language Family. Different dialect...
Today, the world has 195 recognised countries, including some of the newest nations to join the global community. New countries often come from independence struggles, the breakup of larger nations, or international agreements, reports Vanguard. These countries face challenges like building stable governments, growing their economies, and crea...

