Fourteen Francophone countries, including the troubled ones – Burkina Faso, Guinea, Mali, Niger and Chad – hold 50 percent of their reserves in the French Treasury.
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The Peoples Democratic Party will get a fresh start on life when Atiku, the main obstacle, steps down. Everything else is a waste of time.
Through the intrigues, rivalries and scandals of the plot, Adeyemi, a Nigerian cardinal at the Conclave, almost emerged as pope before a contestant snookered him with the scandalous love story involving him and a nun, Shanumi, who had a child for him while he was 39 and she was 19.
The renowned author made the announcement in a video clip shared with The Eagle Online on Monday.
That was the inconvenient truth. Could it have been said differently? Did Rasool walk into a trap, or was Rubio’s excuse a red herring?
The pay-tv service provider has increased fees in Nigeria by 21 percent through the backdoor while cutting subscription fees in South Africa by 38 percent! Why? It said the cut in South Africa was a token to subscribers for the cost of living crisis. And in Nigeria?
The more severe criticisms range from accusations that the president has subverted constitutional rule to charges of potential destabilisation at the behest of Wike.
The message was contained in a statement by the Special Adviser to the President on Information and Strategy, Bayo Onanuga.
A 2023 report by public sector transparency watchdog, BudgIT, said 32 states relied on Federal Allocation for at least 55 percent of their monthly revenue.
It is where the unfinished experiments of his first term and the promise of chaos during his last campaign meet the street: America Alone.
With minor edits, it’s worth repeating as Donald Trump happens again as the 47th President of the United States of America.
The forecasts usually come earlier, in the last week of December. Yet, the potency of this edition is not diminished by the delay.
The first candidate for me is “steeze.” I was confused the first time I heard it and couldn’t immediately determine its meaning.
Conservative evangelicals believe he is the bulwark against wokeism, especially the ultra-liberal variety. And white folks want their country back.
But he soon landed a side hustle as Chairman of the Edo State Economic and Strategy Team in Osadebey House, Benin.
To make matters worse, the state was often in the news for the wrong reasons. Not that it was an exception
One of the bitterest battles he has fought in the last 25 years – the cement war – was against his kinsman and founder of BUA Group
The discussion will resurface, but Democrats should forget it. The party is stuck with President Biden.
Ten years later, on Professor Dare’s 80th birthday on July 17, 2024, I’m republishing the article with minor changes.
For a long time after Brexit, the Tories and sections of the British public, still in post-Brexit ecstasy, were madly in love with Boris Johnson