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Mazi Nwokpor JonathanThe late Ondo State governor Rotimi Akeredolu’s son, Oluwarotimi, has revealed that his father died quietly in his sleep in Germany. After a protracted illness, Akeredolu’s death was announced on
Read MoreMazi Nwokpor JonathanPastor Osagie Ize-Iyamu, a former secretary to the Edo State government, has expressed interest in running for governor of the state in 2024. On Wednesday, Ize-Iyamu announced his decision to
Read MoreMazi Nwokpor JonathanBenue State Governor Hyacinth Alia has denied the alleged falling out with George Akume, the Secretary to the Government of the Federation. According to Alia, Akume is the father of Benue
Read MoreMazi Nwokpor JonathanMauricio Pochettino, the manager of Chelsea, has determined that Christopher Nkunku has one significant problem. Pochettino claims that even though Nkunku impressed in Chelsea’s 2-1 Premier League victory over Crystal
Read MoreMazi Nwokpor JonathanDeclan Rice made an impression against the Gunners last season, and Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta praised the midfield player and said he was “mad to sign.” Rice was signed by
Read MoreMazi Nwokpor JonathanThe Nigerian Army’s 7 Division in Maiduguri has verified the arrest of a soldier who is suspected of killing a truck driver at a checkpoint on the Maiduguri-Dikwa-Gabouru road. A
Read MoreMazi Nwokpor JonathanAlibaba, a well-known veteran comedian, has asserted that he wrote the majority of the jokes told by Nigerian comedians. Despite recycling his jokes, some comedians believe the “King of Comedy” hasn’t
Read MoreMazi Nwokpor JonathanNigerian hip-hop musician Erhiga Agarivbie, better known by his stage as Erigga, has expressed regret that his father believes he has a right to his money even though he trained
Read MoreMazi Nwokpor JonathanThe federal, state, and local governments of the nation shared N1.783 trillion in revenue that was accumulated to the federation account as of November 2023, according to the Federation Account
Read MoreMazi Nwokpor JonathanAccording to the federal government, British American Tobacco, Nigeria Limited, and its affiliated companies must pay a $110 million fine for infringement. Following a lengthy infringement complaint, the Commission filed
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