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Pa Mike Ejeagha and Family Shouldn’t Fall Prey to Malice of His Detractors

Pa Mike Ejeagha and Family Shouldn’t Fall Prey to Malice of His Detractors

Legendary musician Chief Mike Ejeagha and his family are facing unwarranted criticism from self-proclaimed lawyers and human rights activists. These individuals are unjustly condemning content creator Brain Jotter for gifting Pa Ejeagha N2 million, a gesture of appreciation for inspiring his viral dance challenge with the iconic 1983 song "Gwo Gwo Gwo Ngwo". The song's narrative tells the tale of Enyi, the elephant, and Mbe, the tortoise, showcasing the tortoise's cunning triumph over the powerful elephant, securing the princess's hand in marriage. The catchy chorus, "Enyi Na Aga, Gwo Gwo Gwo Ngwo," echoes the tortoise's victorious deceit. Brain Jotter's creative…
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A wonderful birthday greeting from CHAMA Media Ministry to Sister Phionah:

A wonderful birthday greeting from CHAMA Media Ministry to Sister Phionah:

"Happy birthday, Phionah Barungi! Today marks a significant milestone in your life's journey, a celebration of the incredible person you are, and the countless blessings you've brought to those around you. We wish to let you know that the Global Family of Challenge AIDS and Malaria in Africa (CHAMA) and Drummers Against Malaria (DAM), a national organization where you're the decorated Cultural Ambassador for East Africa, under the able Leadership of the CEO and Governor of the two Humanitarian bodies, Dr Olugu Ukpai, love you beyond your imagination can picture. As you mark another year of life, remember that your…
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NEMA received 103 Nigerians deported from Turkey

NEMA received 103 Nigerians deported from Turkey

About 103 Nigerians who were deported back to their country from the Republic of Turkiye have been received by the National Emergency Management Agency and other relevant entities. NEMA and other Federal Government representatives met the deportees when they arrived at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport in Abuja on Friday at 7:00 p.m. via the airport's pilgrims wing. The deportees were transported from Turkiye to Nigeria via Southwind Airlines flight TCGRB. The NEMA Director General, Mrs. Zubaida Umar, cautioned the returnees to respect the law and accept their experience in good faith.To ease their experience and allay the Federal Government's…
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American-based Nigerian Oil Magnate Discovered Dead in His Hotel Room in Lagos

American-based Nigerian Oil Magnate Discovered Dead in His Hotel Room in Lagos

Robert Onyejekwe, a Nigerian businessman residing in the United States, has passed away. On Sunday, June 9, 2024, in the evening, the oil and gas tycoon, who was travelling to Nigeria from his base in Sugar Land, Houston, Texas, was discovered dead in his hotel room in Ikoyi, Lagos. The Street Journal alleged that Onyejekwe was in town for some business meetings and that he briefly rested in his hotel room during the sessions before mysteriously passing away. According to sources, he was in Nigeria for meetings about an oil and gas company he had bought about four years prior.…
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Exchange Rate Scam Version II: Unmasking The New Wave Of Corruption

Exchange Rate Scam Version II: Unmasking The New Wave Of Corruption

By; AMBASSADOR ALIYU BIN ABBAS In a sinister twist reminiscent of past financial malfeasance, the Nigerian government finds itself embroiled in another exchange rate manipulation scandal, dubbed "Exchange Rate Scam Version II." This latest scheme exposes a sophisticated network within the corridors of power, exploiting the black market to engineer illicit gains while plunging ordinary Nigerians into deeper economic despair. A Devious Plot Unveiled The Exchange Rate Scam Version II operates through a cunning strategy: key figures in the Nigerian government, leveraging their influence and insider knowledge, hoard vast amounts of U.S. dollars. These officials then manipulate the black market…
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