Beyond the beauty chair: Building a business on consistency and systems
Ten years after opening a makeup studio in Yaba, the founder of WhitneyWhytBeauty has expanded into a multi-service beauty business
Ten years after opening a makeup studio in Yaba, the founder of WhitneyWhytBeauty has expanded into a multi-service beauty business
Nollywood star Nancy Isime has announced her debut as an executive producer, stepping behind the camera to lead her first film project and share the journey behind the scenes. The post Permission to Call Nancy Isime Madam EP? The Actress Is Making Her Executive Producer Debut! appeared first on Bell
UNCTAD warned that a slowdown in demand for AI hardware could remove a major source of momentum from global merchandise trade. The post AI boom lifts trade but raises financial risks – UNCTAD appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
The company said the retirement would ensure compliance with the Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) Corporate Governance Guidelines for Financial Holding Companies in Nigeria. The post Access Holdings executive director retires appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
Michelle Alozie and Uchenna Kanu scored as Nigeria’s Super Falcons defeated Comoros 2-0 in the first leg of their second-round
Nigeria’s foreign exchange reserves have risen to $54.9 billion, while easing inflation and economic reforms have prompted Fitch Ratings to
The President of the Confederation of African Football (CAF), Patrice Motsepe, has said the body is reconsidering its decision to hold the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) every four years, raising the possibility of returning to the tournament's traditional two-year format. Motsepe announced on Friday
Miss Universe Uganda 2026 1st Runner-Up Kimberly Jael celebrated Uganda’s 64th Independence Day on 9 October in a sculpted evening gown translating the national black, yellow, and red colours into high fashion. The post Kimberly Jael’s Black, Yellow & Red Gown Is Her Fashion Tribute to Uganda’s Inde
George Ilenikhena’s arrival on the Super Eagles stage could offer Nigeria a glimpse of the next generation of attacking talent
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly reshaping education, work and the global economy, and Nigerian universities now face a critical question: