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ONE of the two pregnant female passengers who were among the over 100 passengers abducted by armed hoodlums during the March 28 attack on an Abuja-Kaduna train has given birth to a baby in the terrorists’ den.

Ayo Akinfe

GOVERNOR Ben Ayade of Cross River State has suffered a major setback in his presidential campaign after phone-in callers on a recent radio programme told him to go and clear the refuse on the streets of Calabar first before thinking about running Nigeria.

SECESSIONIST group the Movement for the Actualisation of the Sovereign State of Biafra (Massob) has warned governors and members of the National Assembly from across the southeast geo-political zone not to dare sabotage the efforts of Igbo presidential candidates.

NIGERIA'S senate has amended the Terrorism Prevention Act adding a clause that prohibits the payment of ransom feed to kidnappers with a penalty that punishes a breach of the law with  a jail term of 15 years.

NIGERIAN Army weapons instructor Lance Corporal Jibrin Biu has committed suicide by shooting himself up after being arrested when he was found out to be a double agent who was operating as a Boko Haram terrorist.

ENGLISH Premier League side Manchester United have put in an whopping €100m bid for Super Eagles striker Victor Osimhen with a bid to luring him away from Napoli this summer according to Italian newspaper La Repubblica.

Ayo Akinfe

[1] A double decker molue that can rival Volvo buses in terms of quality

[2] A pepper grinding and corn milling machine

[3] A cocoa shelling machine

[4] Air conditioned bus stop booths

[5] Double decker railway carriages

[6] An egusi shelling machine

[7] A machine that removes maize from the cob

[8] A cassava and yam peeling machine

[9] An electronic yam pounding machine

NIGERIA and several other developing nations could get their promised debt relief which G20 countries promised them in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic very soon after the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) promised to fast track payments.

NIGERIA and the UK have signed a foreign direct investment (FDI) agreement worth $300m aimed at boosting British support for small and medium sized enterprises in Nigeria that will lead to the creation of about 5,000 jobs.