Billionaire status can’t be attained through music, sports – Anthony Joshua

Nigerian-British professional boxer and two-time world heavyweight champion, Anthony Joshua, has revealed that billionaire status can’t be attained through entertainment or sports. He urged entertainers and sports players not to be carried away by fame but instead focus on the business side of it. On his Snapchat page, Joshua wrote, “For any to reach billionaire status, it will not be through sports, music or entertainment. “Don’t get lost in the hype, focus on the sustainability, books…

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FULL LIST: Nigerian Army redeploys top officers

The Chief of Army Staff, Lt.-Gen. Olufemi Oluyede, has approved the redeployment of top officers in the Force. The Director of Army Public Relations, Major-Gen. Onyema Nwachukwu disclosed this in a statement on Saturday in Abuja. He said the redeployment was a strategic move to enhance the operational effectiveness and administrative efficiency of the army. He added that the affected officers included Corps Commanders, Principal Officers, General Officers Commanding (GOC), Commanders, Commandants of Army Training institutions,…

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Ghanaian egg stew

Egg stew (or “egg sauce”) is a beloved dish across several West African countries. In Ghana, it’s typically made with blended tomatoes, while in Nigeria, bell peppers are often added to the mix. This versatile egg stew is commonly enjoyed with cooked yam or fried plantains for breakfast, but it pairs just as well with […] The post Ghanaian egg stew appeared first on The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News.  

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Morocco’s women rug weavers battle to save age-old craft

In southern Morocco, women stand on the front lines of preserving a centuries-old rug-weaving craft. Despite low profits, changing times, and increasing competition, their dedication breathes new life into this vibrant cultural heritage. In southern Morocco, women are the guardians of the age-old craft of carpet weaving, an intricate art form that often leaves them […] The post Morocco’s women rug weavers battle to save age-old craft appeared first on The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria…

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‘I’m underpaid, still struggling to make a living’ – American actor Djimon Hounsou

Beninese-American actor Djimon Hounsou has admitted that he is still struggling financially despite being in the film industry for over two decades. Appearing on African Voices Changemakers, the popular CNN magazine program, the ‘Gladiator’ actor said he’s underpaid. “I’m still struggling to make a living. I’ve been in the filmmaking business for over two decades with two Oscar nominations and many blockbuster films, and yet, I’m still struggling financially. I’m definitely underpaid,” he said. On racism…

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Sanwo-Olu acts like he doesn’t know me but begs Mr Macaroni for handshake – Seyilaw

Controversial comedian, Oluwaseyitan Aletile, also known as Seyi Law, has mocked Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, after skit maker Mr Macaroni vowed to continue snubbing him. DAILY POST reports that Mr Macaroni recently sparked mixed reactions after declaring that he would continue to snub Sanwo-Olu while responding to an X user who called him out for snubbing the governor. Reacting, Seyilaw stated that Mr Macaroni is not to blame, emphasising that Sanwo-Olu pretends not to recognize…

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Business & Economy

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CIC Falls Below N5trn for Two Consecutive Months, First Time in 2025
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Alleged Christian genocide: Nigerians divided over U.S. military threat 
Fuel import duty: Marketers warn 15% levy threatens operations