A video of actor Dele Odule with Juju musician Ebenezer Obey at an event recently reemerged onlineDele Odule, who is a veteran in the Yoruba movie industry, was seen falling flat on stage to pay respect to Ebenezer ObeyThe actor's humble gesture has stirred up singer Ayra Starr's handshake experience with King Sunny AdeNollywood actor Dele Odule has warmed hearts with his display of respect for veteran Juju singer Ebenezer Obey.
Data from the International Labour Organisation (ILO) says Nigeria's unemployment rate remains staggeringly highThe data reveals that Nigeria has an unemployment rate of 45.5% against the 4.1% rate stated by NBSThe ILO data shows that Nigeria has more dependents than most African countriesNigeria's unemployment rate is still high despite the claims of the National Bureau of Statistics, putting the country's unemployment at about 4.1% from 33% in the first quarter of 2023.
- Nigerians across the world continue to break new grounds and contribute their quota to their host countries
- A Nigerian-born chef based in the United States of America has gotten the recognition she deserves
- Yewande Komolafe is joining the New York Times team, a newspaper founded in 1851, and has since won 130 Pulitzer Prizes
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Yewande Komolafe, a US-based Nigerian-born chef has joined the food department of the New York Times as a cooking writer.
The National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) is the largest university in Nigeria by student enrollment and national spread. It is the only institution licensed by the National Universities Commission to offer single-mode open and distance education to learners in Nigeria. Get to learn more about the NOUN courses and their fees.
TABLE OF CONTENTSThe National Open University of Nigeria, popularly referred to as NOUN, takes pride in its delivery system flexibility, cost-effectiveness, and ability to reach the unreached.
Shola Akinlade, the co-founder of Nigerian payment platform Paystack, has purchased 55 percent stake in Danish football club Aarhus Fremad.Akinlade's acquisition is his second big sports investment, having also owned a football club in LagosHe will be hoping that the two sports clubs based in Lagos and Denmark will work closely to produce talentShola Akinlade, the 38-year-old co-founder of Nigerian online payment platform Paystack, has added Danish soccer club Aarhus Fremad into his number of assets.