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Tinubu Hails Ghana’s Democracy at Mahama’s Inauguration.

Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has commended Ghana's democratic strength, calling it a beacon for Africa during President John Dramani Mahama's inauguration at the Black Star Square in Accra. Tinubu described Ghana’s peaceful democratic transitions as proof of the continent’s progress.Highlighting Mahama’s leadership as patriotic and visionary, Tinubu pledged Nigeria's unwavering support for Ghana. He urged African leaders to prioritize regional unity, combat poverty, and build resilient economies, drawing inspiration from Ghana’s legacy and shared history with Nigeria.The event, attended by ten heads of state and international dignitaries, symbolized Africa's potential for progress. Tinubu praised the significance of Ghana's Black Star as a unifying symbol for the continent and called for African nations to overcome internal conflicts and external influences to achieve prosperity.

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Chidimma Adetshina Declines Romance Amid Success.

Chidimma Adetshina, the first runner-up at the recent Miss Universe pageant, has made it clear that she is not interested in pursuing a romantic relationship at the moment. The 23-year-old South African-born Nigerian model shared this personal decision during a recent interview on the show Your View, responding to increased attention from men after her rise to fame.While she did not go into detail about her personal life, rumors suggest that she may already be involved with someone.Adetshina, who went through a divorce earlier this year and is a devoted mother, also reflected on her journey in the pageant world. After facing criticism over her nationality during her participation in Miss South Africa, she withdrew from the competition but went on to win Miss Universe Nigeria. She later made history as the first Nigerian to secure a first runner-up spot […]

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Tragedy Strikes Nigeria: Food Distribution Events Turn Fatal.

A series of deadly crowd crushes during free food distribution events in Nigeria have left over 70 people dead this week. The most recent incident occurred in Okija, where 22 lives were lost during a Christmas charity event distributing rice and vegetable oil.On the same day, 10 people, including four children, died at a Catholic church in Abuja when the crowd forced its way through the gates. Earlier in the week, a carnival in Ibadan turned tragic as 35 children were killed in a stampede involving over 5,000 attendees.The Nigerian government, alongside police authorities, has urged event organizers to enforce proper crowd control measures to prevent future incidents. President Bola Tinubu has expressed grief over the tragedies, canceled his official engagements, and called for stricter oversight of charity events.Amnesty International Nigeria highlighted the worsening hunger and economic conditions as root […]

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