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target=_blank>Netanyahu leaves hospital bed to pass decisive bill, returns hours later
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Netanyahu leaves hospital bed to pass decisive bill, returns hours later
Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu left a Jerusalem hospital against his doctor’s orders to help his party pass a divisive budget law. This is coming just two days after Netanyahu undergoes prostate removal surgery. The PM returned to continue his recovery hours later, with the parliamentary crisis averted. According to CNN, Netanyahu spent the day
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target=_blank>Yuletide ‘fun’ that can land you in jail
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Yuletide ‘fun’ that can land you in jail
It is the season of the year when people let down their guards. YEJIDE GBENGA-OGUNDARE reviews simple acts that people engage in during celebrations that may earn them a criminal charge. 2024 is coming to an end and festivities for the yuletide have commenced across the nation. And as the holidays continue, students at all
Yuletide ‘fun’ that can land you in jail
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target=_blank>Surrogacy is no longer a hidden topic —Olaronke Thaddeus
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Surrogacy is no longer a hidden topic —Olaronke Thaddeus
Olaronke Thaddeus, a fertility counselor and expert is the founder of Meet Surrogate Mothers (MSM) agency; a fertility consulting company and surrogacy expert adjudged as the biggest surrogacy agency in Africa which is involved in counselling as well as giving medical advice and remedies to people suffering from infertility. In this interview with YEJIDE GBENGA-OGUNDARE,
Surrogacy is no longer a hidden topic —Olaronke Thaddeus
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target=_blank>ICONS: Kofi Annan
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ICONS: Kofi Annan
Born in Kumasi, in the Gold Coast (now Ghana), on 8 April, 1938. He was a Ghanaian diplomat who served as the seventh Secretary-General of the United Nations from January 1997 to December 2006. He was succeeded as Secretary-General by Ban Ki-moon on 1 January 2007. As the Secretary-General, Annan reformed the UN
ICONS: Kofi Annan
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target=_blank>FAAN and Key Players to shape Aviation sector in 2025
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FAAN and Key Players to shape Aviation sector in 2025
IN the outgoing year, there is no doubt the aviation sector witnessed tremendous developments made available through some steps taken by the different principal actors led by the minister of aviation and aerospace development, Festus Keyamo and complemented by the Chief Executive Officers of the agencies and other relevant entities. In the outgoing year, while
FAAN and Key Players to shape Aviation sector in 2025
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target=_blank>Military handed over power to opportunists who neither understand governance nor respect democratic principles —Muhammad, chair, Democratic Front
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Military handed over power to opportunists who neither understand governance nor respect democratic principles —Muhammad, chair, Democratic Front
Danjuma Muhammad, the chairman of The Democratic Front (TDF), speaks to the issue of good governance, the recent Ghana presidential election, public perception of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), defections by politicians and fear that Nigeria could become a one-party state. KUNLE ODEREMI brings the excerpts: As the new year begins, how will you
Military handed over power to opportunists who neither understand governance nor respect democratic principles —Muhammad, chair, Democratic Front
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target=_blank>Nigeria oil sector to maintain growth, attract fresh investments in 2025
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Nigeria oil sector to maintain growth, attract fresh investments in 2025
Despite volatile global oil market in 2024, no thanks to geopolitical tensions and other local challenges, Nigeria grew its crude oil production to 1.7 million barrels per day in November 2024 from 1.4mbpd in December 2023. The trend is expected to continue in 2025, with the government already projecting that determination in the N49.7 trillion
Nigeria oil sector to maintain growth, attract fresh investments in 2025
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target=_blank>Outlook of the Capital Market in 2025
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Outlook of the Capital Market in 2025
Experts have projected that in year 2025, the Nigerian capital market would experience notable developments, basically shaped regulatory changes, technological adoption, and macroeconomic factors. The Nigerian capital market as a key driver of economic growth, offers a platform for mobilizing capital, facilitating investments, and fostering wealth creation. In 2024, the market experienced notable developments as
Outlook of the Capital Market in 2025
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target=_blank>It’s wrong to blame military over constitution handed over to civilians after 20 years —Sajoh, ex-Adamawa commissioner
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It’s wrong to blame military over constitution handed over to civilians after 20 years —Sajoh, ex-Adamawa commissioner
FORMER Commissioner for Information and Strategy in Adamawa State, Ahmad I. Sajoh, speaks with KUNLE ODEREMI on the administration of President Bola Tinubu, core challenges facing the country, and issues surrounding the ongoing efforts by the National Assembly to amend the 1999 Constitution: What are your expectations in the new year from the authorities, especially
It’s wrong to blame military over constitution handed over to civilians after 20 years —Sajoh, ex-Adamawa commissioner
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target=_blank>2025: Manufacturing still contending FX volatility, high inflation, high energy prices and infrastructure deficit
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2025: Manufacturing still contending FX volatility, high inflation, high energy prices and infrastructure deficit
Year 2024 remains a year to remember for operators and critical stakeholders in the nation’s manufacturing sector. The sector, which prides itself as capable of ‘delivering’ the nation’s economy from the different plagues that have been its lot, in the past few years, seemed to have ended up a victim of those plagues, in the
2025: Manufacturing still contending FX volatility, high inflation, high energy prices and infrastructure deficit
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