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Month: February 2025

Commissioner says Gov Idris’ travels and networking benefit state development

The Kebbi Commissioner for Information and Culture, Alhaji Yakubu Ahmed-BK, says Governor Nasir Idris’ frequent trips, both national and international are meant to yield tangible benefits for the state. Ahmed-BK stated this in Birnin Kebbi on Wednesday while briefing newsmen sequel to the widespread criticism of Governor Idris’ trips out of the state. He said;…

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Want to build muscles as a man? This is the fastest way

If you want to build muscle, fill out your T-shirt, and make the ladies go wow, before Valentine’s day, here’s how to do it. Yo yo yo – I’m kidding! You won’t see results by Valentine’s, but by Easter, those baby biceps might make an appearance. Building muscle requires commitment, consistency, and the right combination…

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Horror scenes as fire claims 17 school children in Zamfara

At least 17 Almajiri students lost their lives after a devastating fire engulfed an Islamic school in Kaura-Namoda Local Government Area of Zamfara State. The blaze, which broke out on the night of Tuesday, February 4, raged for about three hours, leaving several others injured. According to local resident Abdulrasaq Bello, the fire originated from a…

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The disgusting truth about what’s really living on your phone screen

We take our phones everywhere—to the kitchen, the bathroom, your bed—without ever thinking about how dirty it really is. But here’s the shocking truth: your phone screen is likely covered in more germs than a public toilet seat! Studies have found that smartphones carry harmful bacteria, viruses, and even fecal matter. And because we touch…

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Rema announces release date for his first single of 2025

Following his outing at the recent 67th Grammys, Rema has announced the release date of his new single. The singer made this announcement on his Instagram account where he revealed the song titled ‘Baby (Is It A Crime’) will be released on Friday 7th, February 2025. The song samples the track ‘Is It A Crime’…

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10 Simple budgeting hacks for everyday life

Managing money can be a challenge, especially with rising living costs and the pressures of everyday expenses. But with a few practical strategies, you can take control of your finances and stretch your Naira further. Here are 10 simple budgeting hacks to help you stay on top of your spending and save more every day;…

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A beginner’s guide to tuning a guitar the right way

Tuning a guitar is one of the most important skills every guitarist should learn. If your guitar is out of tune, even the best songs will sound off. If you’re a beginner, don’t worry, tuning your guitar is easier than you think. Many beginners struggle with tuning because they don’t know where to start. Should…

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Smart ways to manage your finances during Naira fluctuations

In countries with fluctuating currencies, managing personal finances can feel like navigating a storm. For Nigerians, the volatility of the Naira adds a layer of uncertainty to daily life, making budgeting, saving, and investing a constant balancing act.  Whether it’s due to inflation, changes in government policies, or shifts in the global economy, the value…

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AFRIMA signs MOU with the African Union to formalise their exisiting partnership

The MoU aims to strengthen the already existing partnership since 2014 when AFRIMA launched its first Award ceremony that honours exceptional African musical talents and the promotion of African music on the international stage.  Over the years our collaboration has achieved enormous success together, especially in implementing the Revised AU Plan of Action on Cultural…

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Who decided blue is for boys and pink is for girls?

Many people assume these colours have always been linked to gender, but that’s not true. In fact, a hundred years ago, it was the opposite. Pink was considered strong and bold, making it more suitable for boys, while blue was seen as delicate and gentle, making it better for girls. So, what changed? Marketing and…

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