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This Lagos museum is challenging the traditional ‘Eurocentric’ model
The John Randle Centre for Yoruba History and Culture is a bold and colorful challenge to traditional ideas of a what a ...
AllAfrica on MSN55m
Nigeria: Court Orders Final Forfeiture of Landed Assets Recovered From Ex-Bank Official
The EFCC has stated that investigations indicate Mr Adeyinka and his associates received up to N35 billion from the alleged ...
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Nigerian business leader, Jim Ovia, honoured with historic freedom of the city of London
The Freedom of the City of London, a time-honoured tradition dating back to the 13th century, is one of the oldest surviving ...
Daily Post Nigeria on MSN13h
NPFL: Ikorodu City record biggest win of season
Ikorodu City recorded the biggest win in the Nigeria Premier Football League, NPFL, this season, when they thrashed Katsina ...
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Six-star Ikorodu City crush Katsina in style
Ikorodu City delivered a commanding performance to sweep aside Katsina United 6-0 at the Mobolaji Johnson Arena on Thursday ...
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From Gridlock to Grand Vision: Umahi Shares Nigeria’s Road Renewal Plan Amid Lagos Bridge Revamp
Umahi says all geopolitical zones will be included as construction of four legacy road projects by Tinubu's administration ...
The Punch on MSN1d
Godfather of Banking, Jim Ovia, admitted to The Freedom of The City of London
The Founder and Chairman of Zenith Bank Plc, Jim Ovia, CFR, has been admitted to the prestigious Freedom of the City of ...
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AI or Be Left Behind: Nigeria’s Cities Must Act Now
A groundbreaking global report, AI-Powered Cities of the Future by Deloitte and ThoughtLab, has laid bare a formidable trend: cities ...
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Diageo’s world class returns to spotlight Nigeria’s finest bartenders
World Class, one of the world’s most prestigious bartending competitions organised by Diageo, has returned to Nigeria. First ...
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This Lagos museum is challenging the traditional ‘Eurocentric’ model
the central district of Lagos, Nigeria’s largest city. Bisecting the area like a vein is J.K. Randle Road. To one side of its pavement, flaking gray walls ring the Nigerian National Museum ...