From actors to politicians and public administrators, the cycle of fake death alerts involving public figures shows no signs of slowing.
Mr Sani said that President Tinubu did not just appoint Mr Masari his aide but holds him in high esteem.
Mr Dangote emphasised that the group remained committed to its vision, driven by the strong public support for the company’s role in shaping Nigeria’s economic development.
Mr Adeniran said the prolonged litigation creates unfair advantages, pressures the judiciary, and allows candidates with pending cases to assume office.
Mr Dangote emphasised that the group remained committed to its vision, driven by the strong public support for the company’s role in shaping Nigeria’s economic development.
UNODC cited the state’s sweeping reforms and coordinated response to substance abuse and mental health challenges.
Mr Dangote emphasised that the group remained committed to its vision, driven by the strong public support for the company’s role in shaping Nigeria’s economic development.
Mr Olayinka said the owners had ignored a series of public notices issued by the FCTA from May to November in national dailies, online platforms, and television stations.
Mrs Babalola said sports is also a part of life, noting that everybody needs it to keep the body healthy and functional.
Mrs Babalola said sports is also a part of life, noting that everybody needs it to keep the body healthy and functional.
Mr Bakare stressed the need for fundamental interventions, noting that years of leadership failure to confront the nation’s underlying crises finally came to a head.
He said the other National Guard member wounded in the Wednesday attack, Andrew Wolfe, 24, remained in critical condition.
Mr Jonathan stressed the urgent need for the regional bloc to prioritise dialogue with the military authorities to prevent instability and avoid the use of force.
His railing came in the wake of the shooting of two National Guardsmen in Washington, D.C, on Wednesday near the White House.
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