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Thrills As Sanwi Chiefdom Holds Carnival, Kefas Pledges Support

Thrills As Sanwi Chiefdom Holds Carnival, Kefas Pledges Support

By Okerafor Athanasius, Jalingo The Sanwi Chiefdom of the Yandang-speaking people of Taraba State, North-East Nigeria, have held their maiden cultural Carnival, tagged 'Sungki Yandang Carnival'. The carnival with the theme 'Cultural Heritage; A panacea for National Cohesion', was graced by a glittering array of personalities within and outside the State. Speaking on the occasion, held at Government Day Secondary School (GDSS), Sayonti, Lau Local Government Area (LGA) of the State, the State Governor, Dr. Agbu Kefas, represented by the Secretary to the Government of the State (SGS), lauded the Yandang people for coming up with such a cultural carnival.…
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Why Lagos Men Spend So Much On ‘Runs Girls’

Why Lagos Men Spend So Much On ‘Runs Girls’

By OREVA GODWIN Who are the 'runs girls'?They are self improved ashawo (prostitutes).They don't stand on the road; hell no.They are in two categories. One set is considered to be in the lower class, and they mainly use dating apps, clubs, hotels, and pimps to secure clients. The next is the higher class. The hunting ground for high class runs girls is expensive, and the operative word is, "You spend money to get money." They constantly tip ticketing agents of airlines to let them know when top public figures are travelling by air. And they get immediate notifications when that's…
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Emulate Pope Francis’ Humility, Simplicity, Archbishop Urges Nigerian Leaders, Others

Emulate Pope Francis’ Humility, Simplicity, Archbishop Urges Nigerian Leaders, Others

By Achadu Gabriel, Kaduna Catholic Bishop of Kaduna Archdiocese, Archbishop Mathew Manoso-Ndagoso, on Friday, April 25, urged Nigerian leaders and Christians in the country to emulate the humble and simple lifestyle of Pope Francis who, to him, lived a life of humility and cared for the marginalized in society. Speaking after the requiem mass at St Joseph's Cathedral, Archbishop Manoso-Ndagoso noted: "He live very closely to the way Jesus Christ lived and that's why Christ identified with the poor; he identified with those at the periphery and those who felt abandoned. This is something we must learn as leaders and…
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Trump Administration Reverses Termination Of Foreign Students’ Visas

Trump Administration Reverses Termination Of Foreign Students’ Visas

The Trump administration is restoring visas for hundreds of foreign students who had their legal status abruptly terminated stoking panic among many who feared immediate deportation, government officials confirmed. Justice department attorney Elizabeth Kurlan told a federal court that immigration officials are now working on a new system for reviewing and terminating visas for international students. The announcement follows more than 100 lawsuits filed by students who were abruptly stripped of their legal right to study in US universities. An estimated 1,800 students and 280 universities have been impacted, according to a tally from Inside Higher Ed. Many affected students…
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Enugu Boxing Association To Move Boxers To Another Level

Enugu Boxing Association To Move Boxers To Another Level

By Sylvia Kodilichukwu, Enugu Enugu State Boxing Association has expressed optimism that its boxers can compete favourably in any major championship. Chairperson of the association, Mrs Amaka Ogbu, disclosed this during a maiden boxing show tagged 'Old Skool Boxing Extravaganza' at Independence Layout, Enugu. Despite the heavy downpour, the show, which was organized in memory of the late Chief Osondu Ogbu who was a passionate boxing lover, an administrator and businessman, witnessed a high intensity, electrifying and competitive atmosphere. According to her, the event lived up to expectation, describing the level of boxing as top notch and one that can…
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Gov Identifies Killer Herdsmen, Four Years After Buhari Govt’s Similar Line

Gov Identifies Killer Herdsmen, Four Years After Buhari Govt’s Similar Line

By our reporter Benue State Governor, Rev. Fr. Hyacinth Alia, has said the killer Fulani herdsmen who routinely attack his state are not Nigerians, but Malians. According to him, though they speak Hausa and Fulani languages, the governor said their dialectal variants of these languages are different to the ones spoken in Nigeria, especially the northern part of the country. Sorrow has continued to grip Benue State in recent times as the herdsmen stepped up their attacks on communities, leading to orgies of bloodshed, arson, and displacement of many residents of the Middle Belt or North-Central state. Local Government Areas…
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EPL Showdown: City’s European Dreams Boosted As Villa Fail To End 62-year Streak

EPL Showdown: City’s European Dreams Boosted As Villa Fail To End 62-year Streak

Manchester City boosted their hopes of securing a Champions League place as Matheus Nunes scored a last-gasp winner to snatch a 2-1 victory against Aston Villa in the Premier League on Tuesday night, April 22. Since 1962-63 -62 years now-, Villa had never completed a Premier League double over Manchester City, who they beat 2-1 in an earlier fixture last December in the West Midlands. Ahead Tuesday's showdown, seventh-placed Villa trailed fifth-placed Man City by a point and desperately needed a win to overhaul their hosts and enter the Champions League places. The match began with a bang as Marcus…
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UPDATE! Pope Francis For Burial Saturday, Trump, World Leaders To Attend, His Last Moments

UPDATE! Pope Francis For Burial Saturday, Trump, World Leaders To Attend, His Last Moments

Pope Francis's funeral will take place on Saturday in St Peter's Square, the Vatican has confirmed, with hundreds of thousands expected to attend. The head of the Catholic Church died of a stroke on Monday, aged 88, less than 24 hours after leading an Easter address. He had been in poor health after recently battling double pneumonia. A host of world leaders and royals - including Sir Keir Starmer, Donald Trump, the Prince of Wales, and President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva of Brazil, home to the biggest Catholic population in the world - have confirmed their attendance, according to…
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EPL Tonight: Villa Seek End To 62-year Man City Streak In Pivotal Battle

EPL Tonight: Villa Seek End To 62-year Man City Streak In Pivotal Battle

Aston Villa will be bidding to end a 62-year streak when they face Manchester City in the Premier League tonight, April 22. Unai Emery takes his side to the Etihad Stadium with the club sitting in seventh position in the standings, trailing their fifth-placed hosts by just the one point. Although Villa were able to thrash Newcastle United, another rival for Champions League qualification, on Saturday night, the other teams around them won their respective games,Sportsmole reports. As a result, the showdown with the defending Premier League champions may prove to be a pivotal game in both side's campaign as…
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UPDATE! Cardinals Meet Today To Set Pope’s Funeral Date

UPDATE! Cardinals Meet Today To Set Pope’s Funeral Date

Catholic cardinals are meeting this morning for the first time to decide when Pope Francis's body will be moved to St Peter's Basilica - and when the funeral will take place. According to the apostolic constitution, the Universi Dominici Gregis - meaning the Lord's whole flock - the service should happen "between the fourth and sixth day after death". That would put the date of the funeral between Friday, April 25 - Liberation Day in Italy, a national holiday - and Sunday, April 27. Multiple Italian outlets are reporting the service is likely to be scheduled for Saturday, with national…
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