Author: Staff Reporter

Former President Joe Biden has sounded the alarm on Donald Trump’s candidacy, calling him a “genuine danger to American security” in his first TV interview since dropping out of the White House race. In a pre-taped interview with CBS News, Biden urged Americans to be vigilant, saying “mark my words, if he wins… this election, watch what happens.” He emphasized the importance of democracy, stating, “we’re at an inflection point in world history… and democracy is the key.” Biden, who has kept a low profile since his withdrawal, appeared frail but cogent in the interview. He admitted to failing in…

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Nigerian singer, Asake, has sparked a conversation about language and music after revealing why he predominantly sings in Yoruba. During an Instagram session with fans, the Grammy-nominated artist explained that he prefers singing in his native dialect because it makes him feel more comfortable. Asake’s stance has raised eyebrows, with some critics questioning his decision to sing mainly in Yoruba. However, the ‘Ome Ope’ crooner remains unapologetic, saying, “I am more comfortable singing in Yoruba, it’s not that I can’t sing in English. If you fvck with me, fvck with me with my Yoruba. If not, then don’t.” Asake’s music…

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Manchester City has emerged victorious in the 2024 Community Shield, defeating arch-rivals Manchester United 7-6 in a nail-biting penalty shootout. The highly anticipated match, played at Wembley Stadium, saw both teams display exceptional skill and determination, but ultimately, City’s precision from the spot proved decisive. The encounter was a replay of the FA Cup final in May, where United had triumphed. However, City was determined to exact revenge and claim the season’s first silverware. The match was a tightly contested affair, with neither team able to find the back of the net during regular time. The penalty shootout was a…

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A national prayer session scheduled for Saturday in Kano State has been canceled due to security concerns and intelligence reports of potential threats. The event, aimed at fostering peace and stability in the nation, was planned to take place at Isyaka Rabi’u’s Mosque in Goron Dutse, Kano. Mubarak Ibrahim Lawan, Coordinator of the National Prayer, announced the cancellation on Friday, citing reports from the Kano State Commissioner of Police and the Director of the Department of State Services. According to Lawan, “evil forces” planned to infiltrate the gathering, inciting youths to engage in looting and disturbances. “We have been informed…

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Senator Ned Nwoko (PDP-Delta) has vehemently denied reports of his death in Switzerland, describing them as “entirely false and malicious.” In a statement issued in Abuja on Friday, Nwoko, representing Delta North Senatorial District, expressed outrage over the baseless claims. The senator also addressed recent allegations regarding his purchase of a car for a content creator, dismissing them as “unwarranted insults” and “misleading.” He warned those spreading falsehoods to be prepared for legal consequences, stating, “Arrests will be made… I will not tolerate any attempts to malign my character.” Nwoko emphasized his commitment to holding accountable those responsible for the…

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Kenyan police deployed tear gas in the central business district on Thursday as small groups of protesters gathered to demand good governance and accountability from President William Ruto’s administration. Despite warnings from authorities, only a few dozen demonstrators turned out, chanting “we are peaceful” as riot police patrolled the streets and set up roadblocks. The protests, led by young Gen-Z Kenyans, have rocked the country for weeks, with at least 60 people killed and dozens reported missing. Acting Police Chief Gilbert Masengeli had warned of “criminals” infiltrating the demonstrations, advising people to avoid protected zones and crowded areas. However, the…

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In a significant transfer move, Chelsea has agreed to sign Atletico Madrid’s 20-year-old striker Samu Omorodion for £35 million plus add-ons. The deal, which includes Conor Gallagher moving to Atletico, marks a major coup for the Blues. According to sources, Omorodion is set to sign a seven-year contract at Stamford Bridge, solidifying Chelsea’s attacking lineup. The transfer negotiations gained momentum this week, with Chelsea ultimately reaching an agreement with Atletico. Initially, Atletico was hesitant to sanction Omorodion’s sale without securing a replacement. However, with the impending transfer of Manchester City’s Julian Alvarez to Atletico, the move is now expected to…

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In a thrilling turn of events, Big Brother Naija housemates, Anita and Ocee, have been declared winners of the food presentation task. The challenge, which tested the contestants’ culinary skills and creativity, saw the housemates present their dishes to Big Brother and a live audience. Anita and Ocee’s presentations stood out from the rest, impressing Big Brother and thousands of viewers with their exceptional food preparation and presentation skills. Their dishes were not only delicious but also visually appealing, showcasing their attention to detail and flair for culinary art. After a thorough review of all presentations, Big Brother announced Anita…

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Nigerian comedian Seyi Law has shared his thoughts on President Bola Tinubu’s administration, stating that he doesn’t pity him for taking on the job. In a post on his X handle, Seyi Law expressed his happiness at never voting for former President Muhammadu Buhari, implying that Tinubu’s current challenges are a result of allowing Buhari to rule again. However, the comedian believes Tinubu has the potential to improve Nigeria by addressing the mess left behind by Buhari. He commended Tinubu for stopping exchange rate arbitrage and fuel subsidy, and urged him to engage with the youth in dialogue to implement…

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Renowned activist lawyer, Femi Falana, has sounded a warning to protesters brandishing the Russian flag and calling for the ousting of President Bola Tinubu’s administration, stating that such actions constitute treason. Falana, addressing newsmen on Monday, emphasized that while protesters have the right to peaceful assembly within the law, waving the Russian flag and advocating for a military coup are gross abuses of that right. He cautioned protesters to distance themselves from undemocratic forces exploiting the peaceful protests for violent or unconstitutional purposes, stressing that legitimate protests against hardship should not be hijacked for campaigns against the government. Falana sternly…

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