Breaking News in Nigeria Today Sunday 30th July 2023
Here are some of the Breaking News in Nigeria Today Sunday 30th July 2023 on some of the nation newspapers .
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Experts: Why Nigerian Industries’ll Remain Uncompetitive
•Nigeria 171 Out of 190 Worst Countries to Do Business While for decades, the share of manufacturing in Nigeria’s GDP has hovered around 7 per cent, the nation has not been able to extricate itself from the comatose nature of its industrial manufacturing sector, which has failed to unleash its potentials. PAUL OGBUOKIRI reports that…
New Telegraph.
Tinubu’s Election Puts Yoruba Agitation on Tight Rope, Says Akintoye
•Launches Yoruba Radio, TV In U.S. Leader of the Yoruba Nation Self-De- termination Movement, Prof. Stephen Adebanji Akintoye, has said that Yoruba people would be playing with fire if they rest on their oars because a Yoruba man is currently serving as President. Speaking at the launch of Yoruba Radio/ TV station in the United…
New Telegraph.
A Peep Into Bxfrox’s ‘Ile Collection’
Fast-rising fashion designer, Toby Braeyilagh Onome, went all out with both alluring colours and perfect fit for her latest collection titled ‘The Ile collection’. Onome, who is the Founder of BXFROX fashion line, had the opportunity of showcasing her styles at its first runway show. She explained that ‘The ILE collection’, is adapted from Yoruba…
New Telegraph.
Unique Anklet Designs
No matter the perception people have about ladies that love anklets, it’s not affect- ing the unique designs that are currently flooding the market. The quest to beautify the ankle and feet with jewelry is getting interesting. Now, many fancy anklets come with initial alphabets, lockets and pendants just like the neck jewelry. There are…
New Telegraph.
Subsidy Removal and Tinubu’s Phantom Palliatives
A College roommate called from Germany, two days ago, to find out if the tensions that had enveloped Lagos during the February/March general elections had ebbed. I assured him that there was not much to worry about anymore. I also explained to him that what played out then, was what had somehow become the norm…
New Telegraph.
Give Us Our Day: Traditionalists Recount Neglect, Injustice, Frustration
Before Islam and Christianity became the dominant religions in Nigeria, the traditional religion was popular. However, with its waning popularity, concerns are rife about its seeming neglect. LADESOPE LADELOKUN writes on the plight of adherents of traditional religion True to the prediction of an Ifa priest, the Aare Ogunrun-Ori land in the Obafemi Owode Local…
New Telegraph.
Taking Nigerian Fashion to Global Space, My Dream, Passion –Olubukola Asafa
At a time when Made-in-Nigeria fashion pieces are thriving, Olubukola Abosede Asafa, creative designer and CEO of Oba Couture, a luxury brand, is one of the many who has chosen to put Nigeria’s name on the world map. She is doing that through the brand’s keen interest in handmade leather bags, footwears, belts, wallets, other…
New Telegraph.
Emefiele Paying Price of Being Buhari’s Loyalist –Nduka Eya
Octogenarian, elder statesman and former Secretary General of the pan-Igbo sociocultural organization, Ohanaeze Ndigbo, Chief Nduka Eya, in this interview with KENNETH OFOMA, weighs in on some burning issues, including the protracted effort by the Enugu State government to end stay-at-home order in the state, the trial of Central Bank Governor Godwin Emefiele, and the…
New Telegraph.
Reactions As DJ Cuppy Reminds Netizens How Wealthy She Is
Popular Nigerian Disc Jockey, Florence Otedola, better known as DJ Cuppy has thrown a general shade as she reminds people of her status. The billionaire’s daughter took to her verified Twitter page on Saturday evening to throw a subtle shade at Neitizens, using popular lyrics from a famous Afrobeats singer song, Rema, titled, ‘Charm’ as…
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Pep Guardiola Weary Of Players Exodus To Saudi Arabia
The audacity exhibited by the Saudi Pro League has exceeded all expectations and seems unmatched. Even the most knowledgeable football and economic analysts did not foresee this. The most valuable payers are trooping there, the most experienced ones are packing their bags to Saudi, and even players that are just getting to their prime are…
New Telegraph.
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