Nigeria news today headlines : Friday 13th December 2019
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John Boyega Apologises for ‘Badly Worded’ Comments About dealing With ‘Star Wars’ Trolls
Star Wars actor John Boyega has apologized to fans for comments about dealing with online abuse, which was construed as a reference to the struggles of his co-star Kelly Marie Tran. The British actor said he was not talking about Tran when he said people are “weak to believe in every single thing that you
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Naomi Ackie Focused On Fitness Rather Than Image
The ‘Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker’ actress has opened up about the training regime she underwent for the final installment in the long-running sci-fi saga, and she admitted she was “able to do pull-ups” as she gave less attention to aesthetics. Speaking to ES Magazine, she said: “I’ve always been down on myself for being
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Erdogan Says Istanbul Canal Project To Go Ahead Despite Mayor’s Opposition
Turkey will soon hold a tender for a gigantic canal project on the edge of Istanbul, President Tayyip Erdogan said today, despite calls from the city’s mayor to scrap the project over its potential environmental impact. Erdogan and his AK Party say the 45-km (28-mile) Kanal Istanbul, which will link the Black Sea and the
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Facebook Makes AR Ads Available To All Marketers Through Its Ad Manager
Facebook announced that augmented reality (AR) ads are now available to all marketers through its ad manager according to Adweek. Advertisers can now create and incorporate AR effects into their campaigns through Facebook’s Spark AR engine and deploy the advertisements through the platform’s ad targeting system. Spark AR has been publicly available to consumers on
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Juan Guaido’s Political Suicide
It was difficult to build an interim government. We all committed ourselves to put the narrative together. We did not tolerate those who said “self-proclaimed” and, before being a legislator, Juan Guaido was the president of Venezuela. Our president. This seemed like the best opportunity to oust Chavism that has been ruling Venezuelans for twenty
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700 Saudi Women Attend ‘Women’s Rights’ Forum
Around 700 women attended the introductory ‘women’s rights’ forum in Asir region of Saudi Arabia. Nourah Al-Mofreh, Assistant of Educational Affairs at General Department of Education in Asir region opened the forum, which was aimed at increasing women’s awareness of their rights, the Saudi Press Agency, SPA, reported. Dr Awatif Al-Otaibi, Women’s General Directorate of
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Jeremy Corbyn Trolls Social Media With Ominous ‘Personal Images From My Past’ Tweet
As the UK heads to the polls on 12 December to vote in the snap general election called in October by Prime Minister Boris Johnson, political parties and leaders are encouraging supporters to go out and vote. UK Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn took to Twitter on Thursday morning and posted a mysterious tweet saying
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Pope Presses Anti-Nuke, Environment Call In Peace Message
Pope Francis is pressing his anti-nuke campaign in his annual peace message, saying the fear of nuclear annihilation embodied by the doctrine of deterrence provides a false sense of security that should be replaced with policies based on fraternity and mutual trust. Francis’ message for the World Day of Peace, which the Vatican celebrates Jan.
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France Postpones Summit On Military Involvement In Africa
French President Emmanuel Macron has agreed with Niger to postpone a key summit focusing on France’s military operation in Africa’s Sahel region until the beginning of next year. The French presidency said in a statement Thursday that Macron called Niger President Mahamadou Issoufou to express his support, a day after an attack by Islamic militants
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Addressing Needs Of Smallholder Farmers: The EFInA Example
LAGOS – The recognition of the smallholder farmers as an integral stakeholder in the drive to attain national self-sufficiency in food production has given course for a deliberate move to reach more farmers in this category to further, strengthen and address their needs. Joseph Attah, the Head of Financial Inclusion Secretariat, Central Bank of Nigeria
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