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"2020 go loud" - Davido says, unveils first studio project with American Actor, Tyler Perry

Nigerian singer, Davido has revealed that he will be shooting the visuals for his coming projects in 2020 in Tyler Perry's $31million studio in Atlanta. The DMW Boss who couldn't wait to share the gist, took to his Instagram story to air his first 'Triller

2026 World Cup: A top African nation risks exclusion

Egypt seriously risks not taking part in the next edition of the world cup (World Cup)which will take place in 2026 in North America (Mexico, United States and Canada). This is what the site has just revealed "Kungfut" citing sources from the Swiss press.

Top 5 African countries with active oil rigs in October 2024

Oil rigs are crucial for a country's oil production, directly impacting its hydrocarbon output, global energy market share, and economic stability. As a vital asset in Africa, oil drives economic growth, funds key infrastructure projects, and its production

Cardi B, Offset unfollow each other

Cardi B has not yet given reasons for her action and neither has Offset. We recall that the couple secretly married in 2017 and have since welcomed two children together.

'Megan Thee Stallion wanted to be Rihanna so bad' - Nicki Minaj

Speaking in a recent X space with her fans, Nicki Minaj stated that Megan Thee Stallion took legal action against Tory Lanez because she wanted "a Rihanna moment."

TODAY IN HISTORY: Celebrities Join Nationwide #EndSARS Protests, Protesters Sleep At Govt House Gate

In Lagos State, protesters slept overnight at the entrance of the Lagos State Government House in Alausa, Ikeja, demanding immediate action.

Billionaires, industry leaders, and execs urge Trump to rethink 'devastating' tariffs on Canada and Mexico

American workforce," Blunt said.

Trump is dismantling globalisation, one blow at a time

Under American leadership, the world had got itself global institutions for trade, governance, security and social action. Trump believes these have fallen way short of their aims and benefit other countries at America's cost.

Nigerian man sentenced to nearly 12 years for $200K fraud in US

"Those who engage in fraudulent schemes will be met with swift and decisive action. The FBI will continue to work with partners across the globe to protect the financial security of the American people from those who seek to exploit it."

Prince Harry proceeds with court challenge over UK security downgrade

Harry and his American wife Meghan are no longer classified as working royals following their acrimonious departure from the UK in 2020, which has left them largely estranged from the family.

China bans shipments from U.S. memory chipmaker Micron Technology

Besides getting back at the U.S. for banning products made by Huawei and ZTE, the move against Micron is retaliation for U.S Export rules that were put into place in 2020 that prevent certain chips made using American technology from being shipped

Who is Hossein Salami? Revolutionary Guard Chief is killed in strike

'Tonight, Israel took unilateral action against Iran,' Secretary of State Marco Rubio said. 'We are not involved in strikes against Iran and our top priority is protecting American forces in the region.

Biden commutes sentences for 37 of 40 federal death row inmates

There had been no federal inmates put to death in the United States since 2003 until Trump resumed federal executions in July 2020.

Five things Trump says he will do as president

Special Counsel Jack Smith has indicted Trump over alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election, and over his alleged mishandling of classified documents.

Is Donald Trump joking or making a religious promise by saying Christians won't need to vote again?

David Smith, expert on American politics and foreign policy at the United States Studies Centre Well-known American evangelist Franklin Graham, son of the late evangelical Christian Billy Graham and an open supporter of Trump, echoed this narrative

Everything you need to know about Apple's new iPhone 15 and AirPods

The latest iPhone's satellite connectivity can now be used to summon roadside assistance, a feature launched in the United States in partnership with the American Automobile Association.