UBA has announced plans to give out loans to mechanics, farmers, and other small businesses It said the decision was informed by its recent agreement with the AfCFTA secretariatThe bank noted that this was part of its commitment to supporting the development of businessesLegit.ng journalist Zainab Iwayemi has over 3-year-experience covering the Economy, Technology, and Capital Market
The United Bank for Africa Plc plans to assist Small and Medium-scale Enterprises in four sectors with the $6 billion facility from the Africa Continental Free Trade Area Secretariat.
Latto's name has always been a topic of discussion for her fans and followers, mostly since she changed it.
On December 29, 2021, a Twitter user mocked her alias, wondering if the moniker stood for "@Latto."
The famed rapper unhesitantly clapped back, asking her followers to get over her name change.
She also mentioned she had apologized numerous times for the discomfort her last moniker brought to her fans and well-wishers.
If you don't know the release date for DJ Khaled's upcoming album Father Of Asahd, then we're confused. The mega-producer has been teasing his album for what seems like months and ever since he announced the release date, he's been dropping all kinds of hints and teasers getting fans ready. The latest of the latter sees Khaled dressed in a matching tropical tracksuit posing (kind of) for a top secret project.
Be transported back to the Hamptons of the 1970s with Ina Garten’s lobster pasta salad. Inspired by a specialty food store’s (not her own) popular dish of the era, Garten’s version is a little more Barefoot Contessa. Read: packed with flavor and some of the Food Network star’s go-to ingredients.
Garten’s lobster pasta salad originally appeared in How Easy Is That?, her 2010 Barefoot Contessa cookbook (find it on page 94).
Rihanna collaborated with A$AP Rocky for a “short film” titled Born to Steal: Yours, Mine, Ours, promoting a new Fenty Skin product. The video premiered on Fenty Skin and Fenty Beauty’s YouTube channels on Wednesday morning.
In the noir-inspired ad, the multi-hyphenate stars as the femme fatale, who the narrator says likes to “hoard” clothes from the “unsuspecting male” — in this case, the rapper. He catches her in the act of smuggling his blazer but stands back.