Новости за 21.03.2024

Mexico's central bank on Thursday reduced its benchmark interest rate for the first time in three years following a slowing of inflation in Latin America's second-largest economy. The key interest rate was reduced by 0.25 percentage points to 11.00 percent, the central bank, also known as Banxico, said in a statement.

Muyiwa Adekeye, the former governor's spokesperson, refuted the speculation in a detailed statement published on Thursday, March 21, through his social media account

As insecurity threatens the peace of Nigerians under Bola Tinubu's administration,16 governors have backed the call for state policing, NEC confirmed.

The reaction of a young Ghanaian lady after she arrived in the UK has got many people in stitches. This comes as she revealed that she will not return to Ghana soon

When Kacie, a 24-year-old professional dancer went on a solo trip to Italy, it never occurred to her that she would end up meeting the man of her dreams.

Fast-rising Nigerian singer Ayra Starr openly scared her love for Afrobeats days after her senior colleague Wizkid dropped the genre, more on Legit.ng

A player in the Nigerian banking sector, Parallex Bank formally opened for operation in Uyo, Akwa Ibom state, to provide its services to more consumers in the area.

Despite claims by the CBN that it has successfully fulfilled all outstanding foreign exchange obligations, international airlines maintain that nothing has changed

On Thursday, Mach 21, President Bola Tinubu confirmed the appointment of Olugbile Holloway as the DG of the National Commission for Museums and Monuments.

A Nigerian man told Ghanaians to sit down while describing Nigeria as the number after the men's team won the 4x100m relay race at the ongoing All African Games.

A Nigerian lawyer, Chipuruime P. Obiagwu, has shared with Legit.ng how she finished with a first class from Imo State University and the Nigerian Law School.

Discover how a composed Nigerian woman triumphed over her aggressive Egyptian opponent, capturing hearts with her serene demeanour and enviable strength.

According to the World Happiness Report, Nigeria has been ranked 102nd happiest nation in the world out of 143 countries, with Libya ranking the happiest in Africa.

TikTok has announced a program that will provide more opportunities for content creators on its platform to make more money from their creativity and originality.

Murtala Nyako, the ex-governor of Adamawa State, and his son Abdulaziz were brought back to court for another round of legal proceedings in Abuja.

Nigerian gospel artist Theophilus Sunday generated another buzz around his relationship with his Jamaican lover as news about his court wedding surfaced online.

Meta has announced plans to introduce new features on Instagram by June 2024, designed to enable Nigerian content creators to generate income via the platform.

Controversial Islamic scholar Sheikh Ahmad Gumi said the Nigerian military’s strategy in combating banditry in the northern region of the country has failed.

Nigerian banks, including Standard Chartered Bank, Fidelity Bank, and Stanbic IBTC, have announced new requirements for customers seeking to buy dollars.

President Bola Tinubu led federal government has disclosed the plan to begin to export some particular set of Nigerians to earn forex. Those Nigerians unveiled.

Nigerian movie star Timini Egbuson publicly announced his relationship status and plans for his woman, which he was putting in place as the video went viral.

Dancehall musician Shatta Wale and rapper Medikal caused a frenzy on social media when they flaunted bundles of cedi and dollar notes. Many fans react.

A TikTok video heartwarmingly captured a young boy's pure joy at receiving a new pair of Nike Jordan sneakers. The video shows him excitedly dancing.

A South African woman named Lee Jongisa shared a TikTok video of her disastrous finger wave hairstyle at a salon. The video showed stylists working on her hair.

The President's office has advised currency traders engaged in foreign exchange speculation to divest their dollar assets, asserting that the Naira will appreciate.