
UBA Enters New Era as Emmanuel Nnorom Succeeds Tony Elumelu
Emmanuel N. Nnorom has officially taken over as Group Chairman of UBA, succeeding Tony Elumelu after his 12-year tenure at the bank.

Enugu State says it is not selling ESBS, the Water Corporation, Nnamdi Azikiwe Stadium or its Lagos liaison office, but is preparing to dispose of selected unserviceable assets at those locations.

Emmanuel N. Nnorom has officially taken over as Group Chairman of UBA, succeeding Tony Elumelu after his 12-year tenure at the bank.
Ghana has turned down MTN Ghana’s proposed GH¢20 million support package for citizens affected by xenophobic attacks in South Africa, saying government funding for evacuation and reintegration is already in place.
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An Abu Dhabi court has upheld an Dh80,000 fine against a mother who left her young daughter with a nanny for eight days while the child’s father was available to care for her.

A US federal court has allowed the FBI to present sensitive Tinubu-related records privately as a long-running fight over their release enters a critical stage.

James Ngwu Eze, Ogaga Ifowodo and Tares Oburumu are the final three contenders for Nigeria’s $100,000 literature prize after emerging from 223 poetry submissions.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have returned to Britain with their children, beginning a new chapter six years after leaving the country and stepping back from royal duties.

Uganda’s military chief Muhoozi Kainerugaba has declared that he will seek the presidency in 2031, putting his succession ambitions firmly back at the centre of the country’s politics.

A catastrophic flash flood along Nepal’s border with Tibet has killed at least 165 people and left nearly 1,500 missing as rescuers race against difficult terrain and the threat of further flooding.
Rain swept Al Ain and Shawkah on Wednesday as the UAE weather service warned of more convective clouds, strong winds and reduced visibility.
Iran and Oman have agreed on how they would share control and revenues from the Strait of Hormuz, according to Iran’s Revolutionary Guards, as talks continue over reopening the strategic waterway.

Abia State has begun paying verified retirees as it launches a six-year plan to clear N61.8 billion in outstanding gratuity liabilities.
SpaceX plans to invest $100 billion in a vast Louisiana spaceport designed to support thousands of rocket launches each year.

Enugu State says it is not selling ESBS, the Water Corporation, Nnamdi Azikiwe Stadium or its Lagos liaison office, but is preparing to dispose of selected unserviceable assets at those locations.

Qatar Airways and Uber have joined forces to connect corporate air travel with ground transportation, giving business travellers a more integrated way to manage journeys worldwide.

British actor Tim Curry, whose fearless performances made him a cult favourite across theatre, film and television, has died at 80.
At least 24 Canadians are among hundreds of people still unaccounted for after catastrophic flash floods swept through northern Nepal near the Tibet border.
Nvidia’s data-centre revenue has more than doubled to $89 billion, reinforcing the chipmaker’s dominance as businesses race to build AI computing infrastructure.

Former Bosnian Serb commander Ratko Mladić has died at 84 in UN custody, nearly three decades after the Srebrenica massacre that made him one of Europe’s most notorious war criminals.
Humanoid robots are moving from technology demonstrations to real factory floors, with automakers testing machines that can move, handle parts and increasingly communicate with human workers.

Qatar’s prime minister is travelling to Tehran as Doha seeks to reopen diplomacy between Washington and Tehran and ease a six-month conflict that has disrupted the Strait of Hormuz.

South Africa recorded 24,692 murders and 40,475 rape cases in 2024/25, while prosecution data reveals a large gap between reported violent crime and convictions.
Ghana has turned down MTN Ghana’s proposed GH¢20 million support package for citizens affected by xenophobic attacks in South Africa, saying government funding for evacuation and reintegration is already in place.