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While Nigeria marked its 65th anniversary of independence, Rev. P. Dr. Hyacinth alia, governor of Benue’s state, joined the voices with the presidency to affirm that Nigeria remains a United Nation – Desverse in tribes and regions, but bound by a spirit of unrestrained unity. Speaking during the celebration of 1 October, the governor alia described the anniversary as a …

Post views: 6 By SilverNews For two decades, Jobisports FC Amaimo did something special: silently taking care of young boys in players and players in men. What started as a small community team in 2005 became one of the most respected basic clubs of IMO State, producing players who continued to shine in the big stages. Jobisports FC players …

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Investors obtained N1.1 trillion as the capitalization of equity reached N91.1 trillion in the new trading week in the middle of a public holiday declared by the Federal Nigerian government to mark the commemoration of the 65th independence of the country. The market records profits in the four trading sessions. Market capitalization increased to N91.1 trillion from N89.9 trillion recorded …

Raena White performs “When You’re Good To Mama” at Broadway under the stars at the Shops at Columbus Circle on November 11, 2019.

The Flying Eagles has reached the 16th round of the FIFA U-20 World Cup after a 1-1 draw against Colombia on Monday morning (Nigeria time) at Chile. Nigerian children have begun their campaign with disappointing defeat from Norway before rising back to defeat Saudi Arabia in their Secong Group F match. In the last group match with Colombia, it was …