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Ayo Akinfe

AFRICAN Development Bank (AfDB) president Dr Akinwunmi Adesina has warned that the continent desperately needs debt relief and fair access to one of the coronavirus vaccine if it is to overcome the economic fallout of the pandemic.

CHINA has revealed that Nigeria remains ones of its largest cash cows globally after pointing out that trade between the two countries was valued at a staggering $19.27 in 2019 before the coronavirus pandemic struck.

DEMONSTRATORS who stood against the government on the issue of police brutality last year have won a major legal battle today after an Abuja high court ordered that the bank accounts of 20 #EndSARS protesters should be unfrozen immediately.

NIGERIAN sprint queen Blessing Okagbare-Ighoteguonor has been recognised by the Guinness Book of World Records as the only athlete on earth to have attended Athletics Diamond Meetings an unprecedented 67 times.

YORUBA rights activist Sunday Adeyemo popularly known as Igboho has warned Nigeria's federal government that it had better unfreeze all of  his bank accounts immediately or face the prospect of massive protests across the southwest geo-political zone.

Ayo Akinfe

Here are those I would prosecute under this Nigerian Treachery Law 2021:

(1) Any public who appropriates a sum in excess of N1m

(2) Anyone engaged in kidnapping

(3) Anyone espousing ethnic hatred

(4) Anyone espousing religious hatred

(5) Anyone calling for the balkanisation of Nigeria

(6) Anyone promoting religious divisive laws such as Sharia

(7) Anyone espousing homophobic hatred

HUNDREDS of beggars have besieged the Jigawa State governor's country residence in his home town of Babura requesting that he comes to their assistance by offering them welfare and palliative packages.

WEST Bromwich Albion (WBA) manager Sam Allardyce is being frustrated in his attempts to get Super Eagles skipper Ahmed Musa to help save the club from relegation this season as the team's owners are struggling to find him the cash with which to conclude a deal.

OVER two thirds of Nigeria's 36 states did not attract one dollar in foreign direct investment (FDI) during the course of 2020 as a new National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) survey shows that 26 of them were investment-free zones during the year.