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NIGERIA'S minister of solid minerals Dele Alake has disassociated himself from plans to run for the governorship of his native Ekiti State claiming that he had nothing to do with posters touting him as a potential gubernatorial candidate.

ENGLISH Premier League giants Arsenal are considering making a bid for Bologna's Nigeria-eligible striker Joshua Zirkzee having watched him play in Serie A and being impressed with his performance.

ECONOMIC Community of West African States (Ecowas) officials have called for calm following the recent announcement that three of its members were leaving the regional body stating that it had yet to receive any official documentation to that effect.

NIGERIAN Football federation (NFF) officials have blamed the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) for the current delay in the payment of match bonuses to members of the Super Eagles participating in the ongoing African Cup of Nations in Abidjan.

Ayo Akinfe

[1] We shall open six mega ranches in Niger, Borno, Taraba, Yobe, Bauchi and Kaduna states, the territories with the largest landmasses in the country. They will be linked by a commercial railway network which will extend to major marketers like Lagos, Abuja, Kano, Kaduna, Enugu, Benin, Port Harcourt, Ibadan, etc

CAMERONIAN head coach Rigobert Song has declared that he is not convinced that the Super Eagles are good enough to win the ongoing 2023 Africa Cup of Nations despite knocking his team out of the tournament yesterday.

Ayo Akinfe

[1] 10m tonnes of steel

[2] 20m pre-paid electricity metres

[3] 5m electricity transformers

[4] 20m mobile phone handsets

[5] 2m automobiles must be assembled locally

[6] 10m flatscreen TV sets

[7] 10m tonnes of maize

[8] 5m tonnes of sugar

[9] 10 tonnes of rice

[10] 50m pairs of footwear

[11] 1,000 railway carriages

[12] 20bn kg of milk

[13] 2m tonnes of beef

HOUSE of Representatives speaker Hon Abbas Tajudeen has added his voice to the growing number of Nigerian dignitaries urging the Super Eagles to do the nation proud today against Cameroon in the ongoing African Cup of Nations.

Ayo Akinfe

[1] At the Opium of the Masses Terbanacle, we shall abolish the flat rate of 10% tithes, introducing in its place a progressive tax regime ranging from 2.5% for the lowest earners to 60% for the multi millionaires

[2] None of our members shall be allowed to purchase a private jet, drive any car above an Innoson G6, wear bulletproof vests or hire bodyguards. Any Opium of the Masses Terbanacle clergyman who does this will be dismissed instantly

NIGERIA'S armed forced have been accused of being complicit in the recent killings in Plateau State by the chairman of the Christian Association of Nigeria in Mangu Local Government Area of the state Reverend Timothy Daluk.