Category: Nigeria
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WHO Approves First Mpox Vaccine for Africa, But Supply Challenges Remain
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The World Health Organization (WHO) has granted its first authorization for a mpox vaccine, a significant step in combating the disease in Africa. The vaccine, developed by Bavarian Nordic A/S, can now be purchased by donors like Gavi and UNICEF. However, supply is limited due to the sole manufacturer. WHO…
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Nigerian Stars Take Over: Rema, Shallipopi, and Omah Lay Make History in EA Sports FC
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The global rise of Afrobeats continues its unstoppable momentum, and this time it’s on the biggest football video game platform in the world—EA Sports FC. Nigerian music heavyweights Rema, Shallipopi, and Omah Lay have been featured on the EA Sports FC 25 official soundtrack, marking another milestone for African music…
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From Kaduna to the Skies: Captain Adeola Sowemimo, Nigeria’s First Female Boeing 787 Pilot, Redefines Aviation
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In a field traditionally dominated by men, Captain Adeola Ogunmola Sowemimo has made history as Nigeria’s first female pilot of the Boeing 787 Dreamliner. Flying long-haul routes for Qatar Airways, Adeola’s journey from Kaduna to commanding one of the world’s most advanced aircraft is a testament to hard work, determination,…
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President Tinubu’s Nephew Didn’t Buy NNPC Ltd.—He Just Inherited the Oil Stains and Office Chair
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President Tinubu’s nephew isn’t leading a corporate takeover; it’s just a strategic merger of NNPC Ltd. and OVH Energy, not a family acquisition. In the latest twist of Nigerian oil and gas drama, you might have heard that President Bola Tinubu’s nephew, Wale Tinubu, acquired NNPC Ltd. Sounds juicy, right?…
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The Giant of Africa: Still Standing or Just Sleepwalking?
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Giant of Africa, once towering, now sleepwalking through crises—rising costs, failed governance, and education woes. Only entertainment stands tall, while the rest crumbles. I’ve asked myself this question countless times since childhood: Is the Giant still one? The answer now stares me in the face and boldly declares, “No, the…
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Is WhatsApp’s Nigerian Exit Just a Dramatic ‘I’m Taking My Ball and Going Home’ Move?
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WhatsApp’s Nigerian exit threat comes after the FCCPC’s order for compliance and a $220 million fine, highlighting issues with data protection and market practices. In a strategic play that has stirred both concern and speculation, WhatsApp has hinted at potentially exiting the Nigerian market following a recent order by the…
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#EndBadGovernanceProtest: A Chorus of Demands as the Anti-Bad Government Protest Approaches
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#EndBadGovernanceProtest: Diverse demands surface as the protest nears, from constitutional changes to living wages and security reforms, with escalating calls for drastic actions. As the clock ticks down to the highly anticipated Anti-Bad Government protest, a wave of varied demands has surfaced on social media, reflecting the multifaceted grievances and…
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Anti-Bad Government Protest: A Call for Change or a Prelude to Chaos
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Anti-bad government protest: Evaluates whether these demonstrations are genuine calls for reform or merely spark chaos due to hidden agendas and unclear objectives. As the atmosphere thickens with anticipation for the August 1 nationwide protest, Nigerian youths find themselves at a crossroads. The protest, ostensibly organized to highlight economic hardships,…