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Ladoja leads Ibadan chiefs to condole Olunloyo, Adeojo families
The Otun Olubadan of Ibadanland and former Oyo State Governor, Rashidi Ladoja, on Tuesday led members of the Ibadan South East Local Government Traditional Council on condolence visits to the families of the late former Governor of the state, Dr Omololu Olunloyo, and the late politician and businessman, Chief Yekini Adeojo. Olunloyo, a renowned mathematician
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The Otun Olubadan of Ibadanland and former Oyo State Governor, Rashidi Ladoja, on Tuesday led members of the Ibadan South East Local Government Traditional Council on condolence visits to the families of the late former Governor of the state, Dr Omololu Olunloyo, and the late politician and businessman, Chief Yekini Adeojo. Olunloyo, a renowned mathematician
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Those who financed attacks against Tesla will go to prison – Elon Musk
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has disclosed that those who financed the attacks against Tesla will go to prison. Last month, multiple Tesla vehicles were set ablaze in Las Vegas. Musk condemned the act, calling it an “evil attack.” Eventually, U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi announced charges against three people responsible for setting Tesla properties on
Those who financed attacks against Tesla will go to prison – Elon Musk
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has disclosed that those who financed the attacks against Tesla will go to prison.
Last month, multiple Tesla vehicles were set ablaze in Las Vegas.
Musk condemned the act, calling it an “evil attack.”
Eventually, U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi announced charges against three people responsible for setting Tesla properties on fire in Las Vegas.
Bondi described the violent attacks on Tesla property as “nothing short of domestic terrorism.”
However, several weeks after the incident, Musk revealed in a tweet on X that those who financed the attacks against Tesla will go to jail.
“Those who financed the attacks against Tesla will go to prison,” Musk tweeted on Tuesday.
Those who financed attacks against Tesla will go to prison – Elon Musk
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JUST IN: Ajaero mobilises NLC members to take over LP offices nationwide
The President of the Nigerian Labour Congress, Joe Ajaero, on Tuesday, wrote union leaders to begin the process of mobilising their members in readiness to invade and take over the 36 offices and national secretariat of the Labour Party in Abuja. Ajaero gave the directive in an internal memo made available to PUNCH Online in
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The President of the Nigerian Labour Congress, Joe Ajaero, on Tuesday, wrote union leaders to begin the process of mobilising their members in readiness to invade and take over the 36 offices and national secretariat of the Labour Party in Abuja. Ajaero gave the directive in an internal memo made available to PUNCH Online in
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NIHSA to unveil 2025 annual flood outlook April 10
The Nigeria Hydrological Services Agency will on Thursday present the 2025 Annual Flood Outlook to the public. In a statement on Tuesday, the Director General of NIHSA, Umar Mohammed, said the theme of this year AFO is ‘Flood Resilience: Focusing on Communities Preparedness and Adaptive Strategies for Flood Management’. Mohammed said the official unveiling will
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The Nigeria Hydrological Services Agency will on Thursday present the 2025 Annual Flood Outlook to the public. In a statement on Tuesday, the Director General of NIHSA, Umar Mohammed, said the theme of this year AFO is ‘Flood Resilience: Focusing on Communities Preparedness and Adaptive Strategies for Flood Management’. Mohammed said the official unveiling will
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China defiant as Trump escalates trade war
China is not backing down on its retaliatory tariffs despite President Donald Trump’s decision to increase the United States tariff rate on Chinese goods. Beijing responded with 34% tariffs on U.S. imports after Trump’s last week announcement of varying retaliatory tariffs which affects about 60 countries. The White House has announced that the rate on
China defiant as Trump escalates trade war
China is not backing down on its retaliatory tariffs despite President Donald Trump’s decision to increase the United States tariff rate on Chinese goods.
Beijing responded with 34% tariffs on U.S. imports after Trump’s last week announcement of varying retaliatory tariffs which affects about 60 countries.
The White House has announced that the rate on China will rise to 104% from 12:01 a.m. ET on Wednesday because China chose to retain its new trade levies.
President Trump approved an additional 50% tariff on Chinese imports after the earlier imposed tariffs of 20% and 34% took effect.
In a statement, China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs accused the Trump administration of handling the trade face-off with intimidation, threat and blackmail.
The spokesperson, in a post on X on Tuesday, noted that the Chinese are not troublemakers, but we will not back away when trouble comes.
“Intimidation, threat and blackmail are not the right way to engage with China,” it reads. “We will not let anyone take away the Chinese people’s legitimate right to development.”
The Foreign Affairs Ministry vowed that China will not tolerate any attempt to harm the country’s sovereignty, security and development interests.
“The U.S. doesn’t seem to be serious about having talks right now. If the U.S. truly wants to talk, it should let people see that they’re ready to treat others with equality, respect and mutual benefit,”
“If the U.S. decides not to care about the interests of the U.S. itself, China and the rest of the world, and is determined to fight a tariff/trade war, China’s response will continue to the end,” the statement added.
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Alake orders illegal miners out of Zamfara over lead poisoning
The Federal Government has warned illegal miners to immediately vacate all sites in Zamfara, emphasising that all mining activities remain suspended until the release of standard operating procedures to guide the resumption of exploration in the state. The Minister of Solid Minerals Development, Dr Dele Alake, gave this warning on Tuesday, following reports of recent
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The Federal Government has warned illegal miners to immediately vacate all sites in Zamfara, emphasising that all mining activities remain suspended until the release of standard operating procedures to guide the resumption of exploration in the state. The Minister of Solid Minerals Development, Dr Dele Alake, gave this warning on Tuesday, following reports of recent
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Nigerian convicted of double murderer wins human rights case in UK
A Nigerian, Obina Christopher Ezeoke, who was jailed for life for the brutal killings of a mother and her sleeping nephew in north London, has successfully argued that his human rights were breached due to the excessive length of time it took for his case to come to trial. Ezeoke, 32, faced an unprecedented five
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A Nigerian, Obina Christopher Ezeoke, who was jailed for life for the brutal killings of a mother and her sleeping nephew in north London, has successfully argued that his human rights were breached due to the excessive length of time it took for his case to come to trial. Ezeoke, 32, faced an unprecedented five
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Lakurawa bandits kill three fishermen in Sokoto village raid
Three fishermen were killed on Tuesday when suspected Lakurawa bandits launched an early morning attack on the Sanyinna community in the Tangaza Local Government Area of Sokoto State. Local sources said the victims were carrying out their daily fishing activities when the attackers struck, cutting their lives short in a brutal ambush. The assault came
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Three fishermen were killed on Tuesday when suspected Lakurawa bandits launched an early morning attack on the Sanyinna community in the Tangaza Local Government Area of Sokoto State. Local sources said the victims were carrying out their daily fishing activities when the attackers struck, cutting their lives short in a brutal ambush. The assault came
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Strike deal with Trump or there’ll be hell to pay – White House warns Iran
The White House on Tuesday warned Iran to strike a deal with U.S. President Donald Trump regarding Tehran’s nuclear program, or there will be “hell to pay.” White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt issued the warning during the daily press briefing. According to her, Trump has reimposed crippling sanctions on the Iranian regime. “The president
Strike deal with Trump or there’ll be hell to pay – White House warns Iran
The White House on Tuesday warned Iran to strike a deal with U.S. President Donald Trump regarding Tehran’s nuclear program, or there will be “hell to pay.”
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt issued the warning during the daily press briefing.
According to her, Trump has reimposed crippling sanctions on the Iranian regime.
“The president has reimposed crippling sanctions on the Iranian regime, and he has made it very clear to Iran that they have a choice to make,” Leavitt said.
“You can strike a deal with the president, you can negotiate, or there will be hell to pay.
“As the president said yesterday, if they don’t choose to move forward with diplomacy and a deal—which is the direction we do not see them headed in—there will be grave consequences today.”
This comes after Trump, on Monday, announced that the U.S. and Iran would begin direct talks about Tehran’s nuclear program.
The U.S. president called it a “very big meeting.”
He said the talks cannot fail because Iran would be in “great danger” and “can’t have a nuclear weapon.”
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NCC proposes 12-month grace to reclaim airtime on deactivated lines
The Nigerian Communications Commission has proposed a 12-month grace period for subscribers to reclaim unused airtime on deactivated lines. The proposal was disclosed during a virtual stakeholder engagement forum held in Abuja on Tuesday. The Executive Vice Chairman/CEO of the NCC, Dr Aminu Maida, who was represented by the Executive Commissioner for Stakeholder Management, Rimini
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The Nigerian Communications Commission has proposed a 12-month grace period for subscribers to reclaim unused airtime on deactivated lines. The proposal was disclosed during a virtual stakeholder engagement forum held in Abuja on Tuesday. The Executive Vice Chairman/CEO of the NCC, Dr Aminu Maida, who was represented by the Executive Commissioner for Stakeholder Management, Rimini
