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Russia may cut oil output after price cap
Moscow could cut oil production by up to seven percent in early 2023 following an oil price cap agreed upon by Western countries, a Russian deputy prime minister said Friday. “At the start of next year, we could make a reduction of 500,000-700,000 barrels per day. For us, that’s around 5-7 percent,” Alexander Novak, who
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Why FIFA is investigating celebrity chef, Salt Bae
World football governing body FIFA is investigating how celebrity chef Salt Bae gained “undue access” to the pitch after the World Cup final where he enthusiastically posed for photos with surprised Argentina players including a bemused and irritated Lionel Messi. Salt Bae, whose real name is Nusret Gokce, was pictured holding and kissing the trophy
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NHRC urges Reps to pass electoral offences bill
The National Human Rights Commission has urged the House of Representatives to pass the Electoral Offences Commission bill. The statement released by the Deputy Director Public Affairs of the NHRC, Fatimah Mohammed, noted that the Executive Secretary of the Commission, Chief Tony Ojukwu made the call in Abuja on Thursday. The statement read in part,
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Olakunle Churchill, wife celebrate third wedding anniversary
Nigerian entrepreneur, Olakunle Churchill and Gambia-born Nollywood actress, Rosy Meurer, are marking their third year of marital union. The couple took to their Instagram pages on Friday to share dazzling black and white-themed pictures of themselves as they celebrated their third wedding anniversary In a series of Instagram posts, the businessman penned several heart-melting notes
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FG can’t restrict withdrawals from state accounts – Lawyer
A Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Sebastine Hon, has said that Nigeria cannot be run like a unitary system of government as proposed by the Nigeria Financial Intelligence Unit. He said this while explaining that the government does not have the constitutional powers to restrict withdrawals from the bank accounts of the states and local governments.
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Akintoye didn’t abandon struggle – Yoruba Nation
The apex body for the Yoruba self-determination struggle, Ilana Omo Oodua Worldwide, has faulted claims that its former leader, Prof. Banji Akintoye, resigned from his position to abandon the group and what it stands for. The group said contrary to claims from several quarters that Akintoye resigned and left the struggle, its former leader only
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Tech firm debuts product
Tech firm, Oraimo, says it has unveiled a new smart wireless and rechargeable clipper for hairstylists dubbed Oraimo Smart Clipper 2. A statement by the firm said the product would help professionals work smarter and more efficiently. It added that the motor in the smart clipper was more than enough with the strong vibrating electromagnetic
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So This Happened (195) reviews drug bunker discovery by NDLEA, World Cup final, other
In this episode of So This Happened, we reviewed the recent discovery of an underground bunker used by a suspected drug baron in Delta State by men of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency. We also reviewed the death of a lady, Hajia Selimot, who was crushed to death by a moving train along the
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Tinubu pledges to reposition Nigeria’s economy
The presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress, Bola Tinubu, on Thursday, promised entrepreneurs that, if elected, he would reposition Nigeria for greater opportunities and development of its citizens. He also promised to work towards enhancing the security situation in the country to allow entrepreneurs to have an enabling environment to do their businesses. Tinubu
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Katsina: FG begins data collection for terrorism victims
Federal Government has commenced collection of data of people affected by the prevailing insecurity in some Local Government Areas of Katsina State. The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the data is being collected by the Federal Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development. The team leader, Nadia Muhammed-Soso, said on Thursday in
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