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Chief Judge, Former Minister, Ex-Commissioners Pay Tribute To Late Ace Broadcaster In Ebonyi
Chief Judge of Ebonyi State, Justice Elvis Ngene, former Minister of State for Health, Chief Fidelis Nwankwo, former Commissioners of Justice and Information, Professor Ben Igwenyi and Professor Adeline Idike and Professor Uduma Orji Uduma of the National Open University (NOUN), Abuja and other prominent Ebonyi people, last night paid tribute to the late veteran…
New Telegraph.
REVEALED: Performance Fees Of Davido, Burna Boy, Wizkid Emerge Online
The Nigerian music industry has been a raving success with artists finding various means of making money such as streaming, endorsements, and merchandise marketing. However, the performance fees of Burna Boy, Wizkid, Davido, and Olamide have gone viral with Burna Boy topping the chat. It’s worth knowing that the performance fees remain a crucial part…
New Telegraph.
CEO E-Tionary Properties, Giwa, Others Receive African Achievers Award
The Managing Director/CEO E-tionary Properties, Iviemene Omadevuae, and Company Secretary/Head of Legal Ripen Marine Contractors Ltd Titilayo Regina Giwa were amongst the recipients of the 13th edition of this year’s African Achievers Awards (AAA). The award ceremony which was held on Tuesday at the Palace of West Minister, House of Lords, United Kingdom also saw…
New Telegraph.
Soludo Compensates 480 Landlords As N10.100bn Ekwulobia Fly-Over Project Commences
An estimated 480 landlords out of over 500 whose buildings were demolished for the construction of the Ekwulobia flyover have been compensated by Gov Charles Soludo of Anambra State. This is coming as work on the N10.100 billion project has commenced in earnest which would last for 18 months as well as the construction of…
New Telegraph.
No New Aboru Pipeline Leakage – NNPC
…Says Nigeria recorded 40 incidents of crude oil theft between July 15 and July 21 The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) has said that it is untrue that there was a new pipeline leakage in the Aboru area of Lagos State. Chief Corporate Communications Officer, NNPCL, Garba Deen Muhammad, in a statement issued on…
New Telegraph.
FG, Benin Republic To Harmonize List Of Prohibitive Items
The Federal Government and Benin Republic have mutually agreed on the harmonization of the list of prohibitive items by the two countries. The two African countries also consented to the removal of inhibitive barriers and other obstacles to legitimate trade and the establishment of Customs units when traffic permits. These and more, formed a kernel…
New Telegraph.
Ogun Tribunal Secretary, Lawyers ‘Fight’ Journalists Over Seating Space
There was mild drama on Wednesday at the Ogun State Governor Election Petition Tribunal, as a shouting match ensued between journalists and lawyers over seating space. Trouble started when some lawyers demanded that journalists who were already seated on the bench reserved for pressmen by the court should vacate the seat for them. The lawyers…
New Telegraph.
Messi Leads Inter Miami To A 4-0 Victory With Two Goals, One Assist
Lionel Messi scored twice and contributed an assist as Inter Miami crushed Atlanta United 4-0 in a wholly one-sided match in his first start for the team. The 36-year-old Argentina star scored twice in the opening 22 minutes before helping out colleague Robert Taylor in the second half. After scoring his second goal, Messi pointed…
New Telegraph.
California Appeal Court To Revisit Michael Jackson’s Scandals
A California appeals court will on Wednesday consider reviving the dismissed lawsuits of two men who allege Micheal Jackson sexually abused them as children for years, a move the court appears likely to make after a tentative decision that would order the cases back to a lower court for trial. The suits were filed after…
New Telegraph.
3 Persons Killed In Awka Cult War As Drug Dealers/Police Clash
Three persons were confirmed dead during a cult war between two rival groups in Awka Anambra state capital while officers and men of the Anambra State Police Command and dealers of illicit drugs clashed during a raid by the security operatives in the area. The clash between the drug dealers and the police which caused…
New Telegraph.
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