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Why African Leaders Maintain Secrecy Around Their Health
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The secrecy surrounding the health of African leaders is a topic that has repeatedly drawn attention, especially when rumors about their well-being become widespread. In the last few weeks, speculation about the health of two African presidents—Paul Biya of Cameroon and Lazarus Chakwera of Malawi—has reignited debate on why leaders…
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Davido Celebrates His Twins’ First Birthday in Style
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Nigerian music sensation David Adeleke, better known as Davido, has joyfully celebrated the first birthday of his twins with his wife, Chioma. On October 9, 2024, the multiple award-winning artist took to X.com (formerly Twitter) to share his heartfelt message: “+1 Alhamdulillah,” along with two adorable baby emojis. Since his…
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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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Bill Gates’ New Playground: Closing the Microsoft Gates, Planting ‘One ID’ Roots, and Sowing GMO Seeds
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Bill Gates’ New Playground: Gates’ ventures in Nigeria raise trust questions. Shutdowns, tech, and GMOs spark curiosity. Nigeria seeks genuine benefits amidst innovation. Bill Gates has always been at the forefront of technological and agricultural innovation, but his recent ventures in Nigeria have left many wondering: Is Nigeria the billionaire’s…
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From Russia with Guns: Burkina Faso’s New Defense Strategy
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Burkina Faso, a nation embroiled in deadly conflict and political upheaval, is seeking solace in an old Cold War ally—Russia. The West African country, under military rule since a 2022 coup, is intensifying its military cooperation with Russia, marking a significant pivot in its defense strategy. Russian Foreign Minister Sergey…
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Burkina Faso’s Extended Transition: A Step Forward or Just More of the Same?
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Burkina Faso’s Extended Transition: Military leader Traore signs 5-year extension, delaying promised democratic elections. Economic and security challenges persist, raising concerns about genuine democratic progress. International scrutiny intensifies. In a significant yet controversial move, Burkina Faso’s military leader, Capt. Ibrahim Traore, has solidified his hold on power by signing a…
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Kenya’s New Status: A Major Non-NATO Ally
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Kenya – In a historic move, United States President Joe Biden has named Kenya the first key non-NATO ally in sub-Saharan Africa. This designation marks a significant step in the longstanding partnership between the two nations, enhancing Kenya’s security cooperation with the U.S. and granting it access to more advanced…
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Fuel Subsidy Removal:Nigerians in the Dark as IMF Adds to the Mix
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Fuel Subsidy Removal: A Boon or Bane for Nigeria’s Economy? In the midst of ongoing confusion surrounding the removal of fuel subsidies in Nigeria, President Bola Tinubu in April, defended his administration’s decision at the World Economic Forum in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Tinubu emphasized the necessity of removing the subsidy…