If you missed the action this May, we’ve got your back. From nail-biting NBA playoff games to key economic updates in Nigeria, this month had fans and markets buzzing.
The New York Knicks did something special in Game 3 against the Indiana Pacers. Thanks to Karl-Anthony Towns' dominant performance in crunch time, the Knicks rallied to snatch a win that had fans on the edge of their seats. Indiana’s late-game defense faltered, letting a solid Pacers lead slip away. Now, with the series at 2-1, the big question is whether Indiana can handle the pressure when it really counts.
The playoffs have kept us guessing, especially with the Pacers pulling off an upset in Game 1 against the Cavaliers. Tyrese Haliburton and Andrew Nembhard lit up the scoreboard, despite Donovan Mitchell’s efforts. The series stayed unpredictable going into Game 4, where Cleveland, despite being favorites, has to work hard at home. Prop bets focus on shooting stars like Haliburton’s 3-pointers and Mitchell’s scoring sprees, making every game a must-watch.
But it’s not just sports headlines making waves this May.
In Nigeria, the Central Bank stuck to its main interest rate at 27.5%. This move comes as Nigeria sees a narrowing gap between official and parallel foreign exchange rates, along with cooling inflation and higher reserves. Governor Olayemi Cardoso gave credit to recent reforms that boosted confidence but remains cautious with market conditions ahead. It’s a smart move reflecting careful economic balancing in uncertain times.
Whether you’re a sports fan or following global economy shifts, May 2025 delivered stories full of pressure tests, surprising outcomes, and smart moves. Stay tuned as these stories develop and shape the coming months.
28 May
The Knicks snatched a dramatic Game 3 win from the Pacers, rallying in the fourth thanks to Karl-Anthony Towns' dominance. Indiana let a late lead slip as New York's defense tightened. With the series now 2-1, questions mount over the Pacers' ability to close tight playoff games.
21 May
Nigeria’s Central Bank has kept its main rate at 27.5%, citing nearly equal official and parallel FX rates, cooling food inflation, and rising reserves. Governor Olayemi Cardoso credits recent reforms for stronger market confidence but signals careful monitoring ahead.
14 May
Game 4 between the Cavaliers and Pacers shifts playoff momentum, with Cleveland favored despite Indiana's tough home record. Prop bets spotlight Tyrese Haliburton’s 3-point shooting and Donovan Mitchell’s scoring. Both teams’ top stars and strategic adjustments make betting lines unpredictable.
7 May
The Pacers grabbed an unexpected Game 1 win over the Cavaliers thanks to hot shooting and standout play from Tyrese Haliburton and Andrew Nembhard, despite Donovan Mitchell's efforts. While Indiana holds early momentum, experts still predict Cleveland will take the series in five games.