Category: News
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Dominic Solanke Hopes to Make the Euro 2024 Squad
Bournemouth striker Dominic Solanke is dreaming of a spot in the England Euro 2024 squad following his impressive form in the Premier League this season. The England star has had a breakthrough season at Bournemouth and putting himself in a good place to be on the plane to Germany later this year. Continuing his prolific…
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US Intercepts Iranian Drones Targeting Israel
According to a report by Reuters, three U.S. officials have revealed that the U.S. military intercepted and shot down Iranian drone aircraft on Saturday. However, they didn’t provide details about the number of drones shot down or the exact locations. The Israeli military had stated late Saturday night that Iran has launched over 100 explosives-laden…
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IMF Forecasts Further Decline in Inflation for 2024, Highlighting Nigeria’s Ongoing Economic Struggles
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) says inflation is easing faster than expected but has not been fully defeated. Kristalina Georgieva, Managing Director of IMF, was quoted in a statement by the Fund on Thursday to have said this at the China Development Forum (CDF) 2024, in Beijing. The Atlantic Council Think Tank hosted the event.…
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Ghana Secures $360 Million from IMF for Second Review of Extended Credit Facility
Ghana has achieved a significant milestone in its economic partnership with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) by securing a $360 million disbursement pending approval by the Fund’s Board. This accomplishment follows the successful negotiation of a Staff-Level agreement for the second review of the extended credit facility. Led by Stéphane Roudet, Mission Chief for Ghana,…
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Ghanaian Workers are Least Productive in Their Country – Prof. Adei
Professor Emeritus Stephen Adei, a respected figure from Ghana, has ignited a debate on worker productivity in Ghana. He expressed concerns about the efficiency of Ghanaian workers compared to their global counterparts during an interview on GH One Television. According to Prof. Adei, Ghanaian workers may have lower productivity levels even with similar pay and…
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Fawaz Alabi, a Social Activist, Drowns at Ibeshe Beach in Lagos
Fawaz Alabi, an activist, has tragically passed away by drowning during a visit to a beach in Lagos. On April 10, Alabi went to the beach to celebrate Salah Day with his friends but disappeared during the outing. His body was discovered on the shores of Ibeshe beach in Lagos on April 12. Friends have…
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Erik ten Hag Leaves Press Conference After Refusing to Answer Question
Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag surprised reporters by abruptly ending his post-match press conference following United’s 2-2 draw with Bournemouth. The Dutchman faced questions about United’s recent poor form and their battle to secure a top-four finish in the Premier League. As United currently sits in seventh place, concerns were raised about the potential…
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EPL: Eze’s Goal Dampens Liverpool’s Title Hopes in Surprising Palace Victory at Anfield
Crystal Palace pulled off a surprise victory at Anfield, defeating Liverpool 1-0 and significantly dampening the Reds’ Premier League title aspirations. Eberechi Eze scored the game’s only goal in the 14th minute, slotting it in from close range to give Palace an early lead. Despite dominating possession, Liverpool struggled to convert their chances, with Darwin…
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Minister Donates N3.5 Million to Aid Victims of Bandit Attacks in Kogi
Minister of Steel Development, Prince Shuaibu Audu, has donated the sum of ₦3.5 million to the victims of attacks in Kogi. This is contained in a statement issued by the minister’s Special Assistant on Media, Mrs Lizzy Okoji, on Sunday in Abuja. Okoji said that Audu donated during his visit to Omala Local Government Area…
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Ghanaian Students In Serbia Facing Hardships Due to Unpaid Stipends
Ghanaian students pursuing higher education in Serbia have in recent times found themselves grappling with significant challenges as a result of delayed stipends from the Scholarship Secretariat. These stipends, crucial for supporting their academic activities, have remained unpaid for over a year, plunging students into financial uncertainty and impacting their studies and mental well-being. According…
