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BREAKING: UK court rules against Shell over Nigerian oil spill
The UK High Court trial finds that Shell plc and its former Nigerian subsidiary can be held legally responsible for…
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Where’s Lanre Balogun of Thunderbolt (Magun) fame?
As a young actor, Mr Balogun won hearts by depicting ‘fine boy’ characters in the mould of an Emeka Ike…
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Why I wear face mask on pitch – Victor Osimhen
“It was so bad and that’s why I put on the mask…” The post Why I wear face mask on…
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Ajibade, Oshoala lead Nigeria’s 24-player WAFCON squad
Captain Rasheedat Ajibade, goalkeeper Chiamaka Nnadozie, and forwards Asisat Oshoala and Francisca Ordega leading the charge for a record-extending 10th…
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ANALYSIS: African refugees bear the brunt of shifting global politics
On World Refugee Day, displaced Africans face the worst conditions yet as conflict and disasters increase, aid plummets and borders…
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Experts call for partnerships, innovation to tackle youth unemployment at PREMIUM TIMES summit
The summit was organised by PREMIUM TIMES in partnership with Business School Netherlands, Seven Up Bottling Company, The SME Scale…
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Group honours women of impact, calls for investment in female narratives
The honourees’ stories are now featured on the HerStory International platform – a digital repository that ensures open access to…
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Party accuses INEC workers of refusing to accept contempt suit for chairperson Yakubu
The court had, on Tuesday, granted an application filed by the party to serve the contempt charge on INEC chairperson,…
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WHO calls for increased awareness, treatment to reduce Africa’s sickle cell burden
He said in 2021, 405,000 children in Africa were born with sickle cell disease, a 27 per cent rise from…
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Mark Nwagwu and the “Curved Fortunes” of all good things, By Eriata Oribhabor
…one cannot ignore the element of fate that hovers over the collection. Fate is not merely a theme; it is…
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