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  The new face underground rapper Icestone Javalli has made a spectacular bars and punchline that destroyed D-Flame on the stage, at ikeja Lagos State.. This guy dropped the jaw of there spectators by given some blazing lines. D-Flame said that Icestone Javalli spends his whole time written lyrics just to kicked him out. We will see what will happing on round 2 Icestone Javalli vs Montarro

French Division 1 Féminine side Dijon FCO have strengthened their ranks by signing former Nigeria captain Desire Oparanozie,  informs the official website . The Super Falcon is joining Dijon FCO as a free agent and has inked a two-year contract that will keep her at the club until the end of the 2021-2022 season. Oparanozie is well known in the French Division 1 Féminine, having worn the colours of of En Avant Guingamp, where she spent six years and scored 45 goals in 106 league matches. In her first words as a Dijon player, she said : "I am happy to start a new adventure after six years in Guingamp. I am delighted to be able to discover something else. "I really like this club and the coach's speech, which has followed me for a long time, convinced me. I am very honored to sign at DFCO. " A three-time World Cupper, Oparanozie played for Lüleburgaz 39 Spor (Turkey), WFC Rossiyanka (Russia), VfL Wolfsburg (Germany) and Atasehir Belediyespor (Tur...

ANKARA   President Muhammadu Buhari on Tuesday launched a $2.6 billion gas pipeline project that will further enhance the country's energy security, local media reported. In a virtual meeting, Buhari said the project will provide gas and also facilitate the revival of moribund industries in the West African country. "Today marks an important chapter in the history of our great nation. It marks the day when our domestic natural gas pipeline networks from Obiafu in Rivers State, Escravos in Delta State and Lekki in Lagos State, are being connected through Kaduna to Kano states thereby further enhancing national energy security,” the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) quoted Buhari as saying. The Nigerian head of state said the project will create direct and indirect employment while fostering the development, technology transfer and promotion of local manufacturing. “We promised the nation that we will expand the key critical gas infrastructure in th...

Probe LADOL’s Nigerian ownership claim, group tells Buhari 2 days ago Oil production resumes on Bonga as operator concludes maintenance 9 hours ago ‘Why gas pricing is critical to power sector growth’ 9 hours ago AKK gas pipeline With proven reserves now at 203.16 trillion cubic feet (tcf), natural gas is one of the hydrocarbons Nigeria has in abundance, yet under-utilised and equally flared. While the challenges are daunting, the need for increased energy generation, industrial production and household consumption, provides an opportunity to harness the nation’s natural gas potential. Will the Ajaokuta-Kaduna-Kano (AKK) Pipeline project aid the realisation of these goals? FEMI ADEKOYA writes. For Nigeria and other African countries to minimize the effects of unstable oil prices and reduce dependence on oil, key investments must be geared towards developing Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) infrastructure to encourage the adoption by local industries. ...

President Muhammadu Buhari named Debo Adesina, ex-Minister of State for defence, Ademola Seriki, Dare Sunday Awaoniyi, among others in 41-man non-career and one career ambassadors submitted to the Senate for screening and confirmation on Wednesday. Senate President Ahmed Lawan read the President’s letter of request on the floor at the plenary on Wednesday. Adesina was picked from Oyo State, Seriki from Lagos and Dare Sunday Awoniyi Kogi State. Details to follow: READ ALSO:    Niger govt cuts salaries by 30 per cent

Five NGO workers captured by the Khalifa Soldiers, part of the Islamic State of West African province, ISWAP group may be killed as others before them, following the policy of non-negotiation for ransom policy by international organisations. The NGO workers who have been speaking to their offices on videos made available to newsmen said they have been in the custody of the Khalifa Soldiers for close to one month but there has not been any indication from their organisations that they will be rescued. A few days ago, the terrorists placed a ransom of one hundred thousand dollars ($100,000, which is about forty-three million naira (N43,000,000) each, on the five aid workers abducted between Maiduguri and Monguno, raising fears among families, colleagues and associates that there are likelihoods of them being killed by their abductors if such policy is not change. The aid workers, Lucas Philibuz with the International Rescue Committee, IRC, Abdulrahman Dungus, with REACH Internat...