Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Facebook, informed Elon Musk that he was out of town after the tech billionaire's adversary threatened to drive a Tesla to the Facebook CEO's house. After Mr. Zuckerberg canceled the battle, claiming that his opponent was not serious about the match, Mr. Musk posted on Twitter to explain his most recent intentions to try to fight the Facebook founder. And he said, "I will ask the car to go to @finkd's house for the Tesla FSD test drive in Palo Alto tonight. I'll also test the most recent X livestream footage so you can follow our journey in real time! The combat will begin if we are fortunate and Zuck really answers the door. He continued to criticize his tech opponent for pulling out of the competition in a subsequent article. Coming soon is a Zuck thread about how, of course, he would fight whenever,…

According to Bismarck Rewane, CEO of Financial Derivatives, Nigeria's GDP is predicted to increase in the first quarter of 2024. Rewane, who spoke on Arise News on Saturday, said that Nigerians will face "more pain" before the end of the year. "The bad news is that there is pain and that there will be more pain in the short run," he continued, "but the good news is that there will be gains in the first quarter of 2024." "I used to think you'd get it sooner, but you'll need a supplemental budget and to recycle money into the system."   Tinubu declared the termination of the petrol subsidy in his first speech as president on May 29, resulting in an increase in the price of petrol at the pump. According to TheCable, the price has risen to N617 per liter in the federal capital territory (FCT) and surroundings, while it…

Now, how did Tinubu persuade governors from four different political parties to save up more than fifty percent of the federal revenue generated last month, instead of sharing it? It is unprecedented. Moreover, that's the highest that has ever been generated.   This is nearly quadruple the amount shared in June (N786.161 billion) and more than triple the amount shared in May (N655.93 billion). Allocations are typically made from the previous month's income, thus June will be distributed in July. The Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) will meet in Abuja on Wednesday to allocate funds to the three levels of government based on the sharing criteria.    Statutory collections account for N1.7 trillion of federally collected revenues, with VAT accounting for N293 billion and electronic money transfer levies accounting for N12 billion. There have been rumors that there has never been a month with a larger monthly revenue in Nigeria's history.…