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Essumann – Too much riches

Join the Sixja Telegram channel Get the latest music updates instantly. Sign up now Fast-rising Ghanaian artist and expressive vocal performer Essumann re-emerges into the musical spotlight with a lush and ambitious new track titled “Too Many Riches.” This inspiring CD arrives at a time when West African Afro-fusion enthusiasts, street-conscious dreamers, and modern listeners crave festive, progressive music …

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I knew I would score on my debut for Super Eagles – reveals George Ilenikhena

Al Ittihad striker George Ilenikhena says he is confident of scoring on his debut for Nigeria’s senior team in the AFCON 2027 qualifiers against Madagascar, OwnGoalNigeria.com reports. Born in Nigeria and raised in France, the 20-year-old opted to play for Nigeria rather than wait for France, and had a debut to remember when he equalized for Nigeria on the stroke …

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‘Rising sea levels cause the future to sink’

The following is the contents of the declaration: Science and data: Better observations, shared data, and stronger early warning systems Finance and resilience: More predictable and accessible funding, especially for small and less developed island states Livelihoods and culture: Protect the livelihoods and cultural heritage of coastal communities and involve communities in decisions that impact them International Law: A presumption …

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2027: Atiku will not be president, Tinubu’s advisor says

Toyyibat Qasim The political battle ahead of the 2027 presidential elections has intensified, with Presidential Adviser on Political Affairs, Ibrahim Kabiru Masari, declaring that former Vice President Atiku Abubakar will not become Nigeria’s president. Masari, who described Atiku as a “joker”, said the former vice president’s ambition to return to Aso Rock could not be achieved through what he described …

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Haitians can’t wait to return to their country and vote in the elections, the Prime Minister said

Armed gangs continue to commit widespread violence in the Caribbean country, where they frequently kill, rape and kidnap civilians. Around 6.4 million people require humanitarian assistance in the country and nearly 1.5 million people have been forced to flee their homes. The gangs now control much of the capital, Port-au-Prince, and key transport corridors, hampering the transport of essential services …

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