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How Seyi Tinubu Was Blocked from Greeting Pope Leo XIV in Rome
Seyi Tinubu, son of Nigerian President Bola Tinubu, was on Sunday in Rome stopped from greeting the newly elected Pope…
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Telegram founder says he rejected a Western request to silence conservative voices in Romania
The founder of the Telegram messaging app said on Sunday he had refused a request by a Western government, which…
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Capital Market Crucial for Nigeria’s $1 Trillion Economy Goal – Wale Edun
Finance Minister Wale Edun has emphasised the crucial role of the capital market in achieving the nation’s goal of becoming…
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EU Agrees on €150 Billion Loan Fund for Defence Spending
The countries of the European Union (EU) have agreed to establish a loan fund worth €150 billion ($169.5 billion) to…
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One Dies, Six Injured in Onitsha Gas Explosion
The police command in Anambra State has confirmed a gas explosion at the Onitsha Head Bridge market that claimed one…
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Crystal Palace’s Eze Seals Historic FA Cup Final Win Against Man City
Crystal Palace stunned Manchester City 1-0 in the FA Cup final on Saturday to win the first major trophy of…
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Earthquake of 6 Magnitude Strikes Central Peru, No Damage Reported
An earthquake of magnitude 6 struck central Peru on Saturday but there were no immediate reports of damage in the…
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Trump to speak to Russian, Ukrainian leaders on Monday after talks in Turkiye
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said preparations were underway for a conversation between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Trump Trump said…
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Italian Government Tells Israel: ‘Enough With The Attacks’ in Gaza
“We no longer want to see the Palestinian people suffer,” Tajani said“Let’s come to a ceasefire, let’s free the hostages”…
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Anambra Assembly Urges Soludo to Revoke Dormant Memoranda Of Understanding
Anambra State House of Assembly has passed a resolution calling on Governor Chukwuma Soludo, to direct the Acting Managing Director…
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