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Day: July 7, 2025

Nigeria, Dutch govt renegotiates outdated tax agreement

Nigeria’s Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) has commenced formal renegotiations of Nigeria’s Double Taxation Agreement with the Kingdom of the Netherlands, making it the first foreign government to initiate talks following President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s signing of sweeping tax reforms into law on 26 June 2025. Hosting the Dutch delegation at the Revenue House in…

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Nigerian film ‘Agemo’ makes festival waves at AFRIFF and TINFF

Ace filmmaker, Moshood Abiola Obatula (more known simply as Director Mosh), seems to have another masterpiece on his hands with his latest film ‘Agemo’, as it continues to make significant strides in both local and international scenes. With the African film industry experiencing a massive point-of-view switch over the last decade, the space is beginning…

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7 African leaders allegedly assassinated by western powers

Throughout Africa’s post-independence history, a troubling pattern has emerged: visionary leaders who stood against colonialism, foreign exploitation, and neocolonial control often met untimely and suspicious deaths. Many of these assassinations were not random acts of violence but were allegedly linked to covert operations, foreign interests, and systemic efforts to destabilise African progress for geopolitical gain….

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Real Stories: I used to make millions scamming men on dating apps

I know what you’re thinking: “Another OS using men for money.” But trust me, when life humbles you, and desperation becomes your daily bread, morals start to feel like luxury. It started with Tinder. I joined just for fun. My roommate had dared me to make a profile, and I did. Added some pictures from…

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2027 polls: Fresh concern emerges over zoning at coalition bloc

Former Deputy National Publicity Secretary of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Comrade Timi Frank, has cautioned opposition coalition leaders against endorsing a Southern-only presidential candidacy ahead of the 2027 general elections. He warned such a move would be divisive and detrimental to the coalition’s aim of unseating President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. In a statement released…

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Redmi Pad 2 and Redmi Pad 2 4G Officially Launched in Nigeria: Performance Meets Elegance

Xiaomi Nigeria proudly announces the official launch of two exciting additions to its tablet portfolio: the Redmi Pad 2 and Redmi Pad 2 4G. Engineered for immersive entertainment, reliable performance, and all-day productivity, both devices offer stunning design, powerful features, and exceptional value—making them ideal companions for students, professionals, and families alike. The launch marks…

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Coal City Fashion Experience 2025: Enugu Shines as Nigeria’s Style Hub

The Coal City Fashion Experience 2025 brought Enugu to life with a stunning showcase of Nigeria’s finest designers. As Southeast Nigeria’s premier fashion event, this two-day celebration featured 15 runway designers and 25 marketplace vendors, blending established names with fresh talent. It’s a platform that’s quickly becoming a must-visit for designers and fashion lovers across…

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Court fines Senator Natasha ₦5m for contempt

The Federal High Court in Abuja has upheld the suspension of Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, affirming that the 10th Senate acted within its constitutional rights. Justice Binta Nyako, who delivered the ruling on 3 July 2025, also found the Kogi Central lawmaker in contempt of court and fined her ₦5 million. She was ordered to issue…

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Do you know why Muslims bury their dead within 24 hours?

If you’ve ever had a Muslim friend or neighbour pass away, you may have noticed they were buried the same day, sometimes within just a few hours. No long waiting. No casket viewing. No week-long ceremonies. To many non-Muslims, this feels fast. Almost too fast. But there’s a deep, sacred reason why Islamic burials happen…

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Over 11 million people died in this country – See what’s killing them

Every year, millions of people die around the world. The reasons why, where it happens most, show a country’s health system, economy, age demographics, and more. While some nations are grappling with ageing populations and chronic diseases, others are losing lives to preventable illnesses, conflict, and poor healthcare infrastructure. Using data from the United Nations…

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