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Bwala Says N60,000 Earners at Home Beat UK Migrants
Daniel Bwala, Special Adviser to President Bola Tinubu on Policy Communication, said Nigerians earning modest wages at home are better off than many who emigrated abroad. He made the remark during an interview on The Morayo Podcast Show on Wednesday.
France Is Out. Burkina Faso Just Slammed the Last Door on Its Former Colonial Ruler
On June 26, 2026, the military government of Burkina Faso stood on national television and announced, with immediate effect, that it was severing all diplomatic relations with France, the country that colonised it, the country that trained its early armies, the country that kept troops on its soil until 2023. By Monday, July 6, the last French diplomat had left Ouagadougou. And in Paris, Burkina Faso's own diplomats were given seven days to pack their bags and leave France.
SA vs Nigeria Beef: The Uncomfortable Truth About Nigeria and South Africa’s Music War
For every glorious Burna Boy x Amapiano collaboration, there’s a chaotic Twitter space where fans hurl streaming numbers like grenades. This isn’t just a love story; it’s a sibling rivalry. And honestly? That tension is exactly why the music keeps getting better.
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Bwala Says N60,000 Earners at Home Beat UK Migrants
Daniel Bwala, Special Adviser to President Bola Tinubu on Policy Communication, said Nigerians earning modest wages at home are better off than many who emigrated abroad. He made the remark during an interview on The Morayo Podcast Show on Wednesday.
France Is Out. Burkina Faso Just Slammed the Last Door on Its Former Colonial Ruler
On June 26, 2026, the military government of Burkina Faso stood on national television and announced, with immediate effect, that it was severing all diplomatic relations with France, the country that colonised it, the country that trained its early armies, the country that kept troops on its soil until 2023. By Monday, July 6, the last French diplomat had left Ouagadougou. And in Paris, Burkina Faso's own diplomats were given seven days to pack their bags and leave France.
SA vs Nigeria Beef: The Uncomfortable Truth About Nigeria and South Africa’s Music War
For every glorious Burna Boy x Amapiano collaboration, there’s a chaotic Twitter space where fans hurl streaming numbers like grenades. This isn’t just a love story; it’s a sibling rivalry. And honestly? That tension is exactly why the music keeps getting better.
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