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Find people with high expectations and a low tolerance for excuses. They’ll have higher expectations for you than you have for yourself. Don’t flatter yourself that this has much to do with you – this is just who they are. Don’t look for “nice” in these relationships. Look for trust. Be fearless in front of them with your ideas as many times as they’ll let you Beauty Dust is very pretty to look at and it tastes like nothing, which is great. Here is what it’s supposed to do: This ancient empiric formula expands beauty through alchemizing elements legendary for…

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If you follow Nigerian football even casually, you’ll know one name that never seems to leave the transfer rumour mill: Victor Osimhen. Every few months, a new club gets linked, a new fee gets floated, and social media lights up — again. The latest chatter claims Osimhen has been “confirmed” for a big-money move to Saudi Arabian side Al-Ahli. But before you start picturing him in Al-Ahli colours, it’s worth separating fact from fiction. The Real Story So Far Osimhen’s transfer saga has been running for years, not weeks. After a public fallout with Napoli’s hierarchy, the Nigerian striker spent…

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Nigeria’s hopes of securing a place at the FIFA World Cup through an administrative appeal have suffered a major setback after FIFA dismissed the Nigeria Football Federation’s (NFF) protest concerning player eligibility in a World Cup qualifying fixture. Reports indicate that football’s governing body found insufficient grounds to overturn the original result, bringing the legal process to an end. The ruling represents a disappointing chapter for Nigerian football fans who had hoped the appeal could revive the Super Eagles’ qualification ambitions. While emotions remain high, the decision reinforces FIFA’s strict approach to disciplinary and eligibility disputes. Why the Appeal Was…

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Find people with high expectations and a low tolerance for excuses. They’ll have higher expectations for you than you have for yourself. Don’t flatter yourself that this has much to do with you – this is just who they are. Don’t look for “nice” in these relationships. Look for trust. Be fearless in front of them with your ideas as many times as they’ll let you Beauty Dust is very pretty to look at and it tastes like nothing, which is great. Here is what it’s supposed to do: This ancient empiric formula expands beauty through alchemizing elements legendary for…

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Find people with high expectations and a low tolerance for excuses. They’ll have higher expectations for you than you have for yourself. Don’t flatter yourself that this has much to do with you – this is just who they are. Don’t look for “nice” in these relationships. Look for trust. Be fearless in front of them with your ideas as many times as they’ll let you Beauty Dust is very pretty to look at and it tastes like nothing, which is great. Here is what it’s supposed to do: This ancient empiric formula expands beauty through alchemizing elements legendary for…

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For many Nigerians with American travel dreams, 2026 opened with unwelcome news. A sweeping new visa restriction from the United States officially took effect, and it’s already reshaping travel, study, and migration plans across the country. Here’s a clear breakdown of what actually changed — and who it affects. What the New Rule Says The United States began a partial suspension of certain visa categories for Nigerian nationals starting January 1, 2026, under a new presidential proclamation focused on border and national security. The restriction bars entry for Nigerians seeking to enter the US as green card holders, or on…

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Nigeria and the United Kingdom have strengthened their economic relationship with the finalisation of a new trade agreement aimed at expanding bilateral commerce, encouraging investment, and improving cooperation across key sectors. The announcement has attracted attention from businesses, policymakers, and investors eager to understand how the deal could influence trade between the two countries. As one of Nigeria’s largest trading partners outside Africa, the United Kingdom has maintained longstanding commercial ties with the country. The new agreement is expected to provide a clearer framework for trade while creating opportunities for businesses seeking to access both markets. Strengthening Bilateral Trade Trade…

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The United Nations Security Council has renewed international attention on the worsening security situation in the Sahel, with discussions focusing on the role of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) in promoting peace, stability, and regional cooperation. The Sahel—stretching across parts of West and Central Africa—continues to face serious challenges, including terrorism, armed insurgencies, political instability, humanitarian emergencies, and climate-related pressures. As these issues increasingly affect neighboring countries, the Security Council has emphasized the importance of coordinated regional and international responses. Recent Council briefings on West Africa and the Sahel have highlighted the need for sustained diplomacy and…

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Few Nigerian names have dominated international headlines quite like Ramon Abbas — better known to the world as Hushpuppi. Once celebrated on social media for a lavish, jet-setting lifestyle, his story took a dramatic turn when US authorities exposed him as a mastermind behind one of the largest cybercrime operations linked to Nigeria in recent memory. The Case That Made International Headlines Abbas was convicted in 2022 for money laundering and a series of online scams worth tens of millions of dollars, and was subsequently sentenced to 11 years in prison. The sentencing came from Judge Otis Wright, and just…

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Nigeria’s quest for university education just hit a new milestone. The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has recorded its highest-ever number of candidates for a single UTME sitting — and the figures tell a striking story about the country’s growing hunger for tertiary education. The Numbers Behind the Record JAMB received applications from over two million — precisely 2,030,627 — candidates for the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination. Registration opened on Monday, February 3, and closed on Saturday, February 8. Premium TimesPremium Times Weekly figures showed 201,867 candidates registered in the first week, followed by 560,025 in the second…

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