Abel Egbarin becomes Aare Borokini in Ogun community
Anchor Borrowers’ Programme: Stakeholders seek more participation
Bob Marley’s first 40 years of leaving us
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Coup talk and echoes of a banana republic
Russian actress to fly to space station in October
We reject emergency rule

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Ondo raises N800m through COVID-19 Response Fund
– As Akeredolu commissions Molecular Biology Laboratory, School of Public Health at UNIMED By Dayo Johnson – Akure Governor Rotimi Akeredolu of Ondo state has said that over N800m was raised by the State COVID-19 Response Fund. Akeredolu said this at the official commissioning of the Molecular Biology Laboratory of the University of Medical Sciences […]
Implementing pro-athlete routines into an entrepreneur lifestyle with Eric Janicki
The online fitness and health program Faction Training is right on its path to become a multi-million dollar franchise. In an industry that seems full of competition, Hollywood coach Janicki and his team are differentiating through attention and approach. Within a year of its advent in 2020, Faction Training has grown into a $600K company […]
NIMASA charges local barge operators on facility investment
The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, NIMASA, has charged local barge operators to up their game to prevent foreign shipping lines who are investing in the acquisition of foreign classed barges from taking over their business.
Social media news increases COVID-19 fear, perceived risk – Study
By Favour Ogba People who are frequently exposed to Coronavirus related information on social media are likely to develop a greater measure of fear and risk perception towards the severe acute respiratory disease, a recent study has shown. The study, however, indicates that such influence would vary along gender, with females tending to exhibit a […]
Nigeria’s diaspora remittances fall 27.7% in 2020 — World Bank
The World Bank has reported that remittances by Nigerians in diaspora fell by 27.7 per cent to $16.8 billion in 2020 from $23.24 billion.

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