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Lagos Workers Living Large with ₦70k Minimum Wage since January!
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In a move signaling a commitment to workers’ welfare, Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu announced that employees in the state have been enjoying an additional ₦35,000 wage allowance since the start of the year. This increase effectively doubles the minimum wage for many workers, raising the lowest salary from ₦35,000…
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Galp Energia’s Namibian Oil Discovery: A Game-Changer for East Africa
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Namibian Oil is making waves in the energy industry, with Galp Energia’s recent discovery in the Mopane field off the coast of Namibia. The Portuguese oil company’s exploration efforts have uncovered significant light oil columns in high-quality reservoir sands, indicating the potential for at least 10 billion barrels of oil.…
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Thomas Sankara: Championing Self-Reliance for a Free Africa
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In October 1987, Thomas Sankara, the visionary leader of Burkina Faso, was tragically assassinated in a coup d’état. Just months before his death, in a compelling interview, Sankara passionately articulated his resolute stance against foreign aid and his unwavering belief in the power of self-reliance to liberate Africa. Sankara’s philosophy…
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How to Upcycle Plastic Bags into Plarn Crafts
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Plastic bags, often seen as a nuisance in our, can be transformed into something beautiful and useful through a process called plarning (Plastic Bag Yarn). Plarning involves turning plastic bags into a type of yarn that can be used for various crafts, including crocheting or knitting items like bags, mats,…
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Multichoice Nigeria Announces Second Price Hike in Five Months for DStv and GOtv Packages
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Multichoice Nigeria, the operator of DStv and GOtv, has announced a second increase in subscription rates for its packages within a five-month period. The new tariff hike, set to take effect from Wednesday, May 1, 2024, was communicated to customers via email on Wednesday, April 24, 2024. According to Multichoice…
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Video: UK’s House of Lords Passes safety of Rwanda Bill
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Rwanda Bill—The UK’s House of Lords has passed a controversial bill that allows the government to send asylum seekers to Rwanda. The bill has sparked widespread debate and criticism, with many expressing concerns about the safety and well-being of asylum seekers in Rwanda. Watch this video