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......If UK Appends Signature For New General Election, 'How Bigger Is Nigeria? It's disheartening to see folk like Reno Omkri attack Davido over his latest outburst on Nigeria and its ailing economy. If we compare someone who body-shamed President Tinubu and assaulted him by organizing a demonstration in the diaspora during the general elections, it has the potential to dissuade investors from doing business with the country. Nobody is more Nigerian than hip-hop musician Davido Adeleke (Davido), who unveiled the true X-ray of the country during a time when people were going through a lot. Imagine the situation of the country's economy and telling someone that the United Kingdom, which held elections a few months ago, has collected over two million signatures to have new elections, implying that Prime Minister Kier Starmer has broken his campaign promises. There's a saying that we don't have to be upset at the mirror since we look so terrible. Reno was one of...

   Early yesterday morning, Ukraine’s military launched a volley U.S.-made ballistic missiles into Russia for the first time. The attack came on the 1,000th day of the war and less than a week after President Biden gave the Ukrainians permission to do so in a major shift of American policy. The strike targeted an ammunition depot in the Bryansk region of southwestern Russia, causing explosions, Ukrainian officials said. Russian officials claimed to have shot down five of the six missiles. The use of long-range American weapons was a show of force that demonstrated how continued Western support could help Ukraine more easily degrade Russian forces. The attack occured on the same day Vladimir Putin lowered Russia's threshold for the use of nuclear weapons. He declared that Russia could use nuclear weapons if its sovereignty is threatened, even against a nonnuclear state so long as that state is backed by a nuclear power. The timing of the long-planned move was clearly meant to s...

  The Osun Online Publishers Association (OOPA) has extended heartfelt congratulations to its former Chairman, Mr. Ayobami Agboola, the publisher of Citymirrornews, on the occasion of his birthday anniversary on November 14th. In a congratulatory message made available to newsmen in Osogbo, the current Chairman of the association, Mukhtar Ajelogbon, commended Ayobami Agboola for his invaluable contributions to the growth and development of the association. Ajelogbon described Ayobami as a dedicated, committed, and highly respected member of the association, whose leadership and wealth of experience in the media sector have left an indelible mark on the organization. His tenure as Chairman of OOPA laid a solid foundation for the association which was characterized by numerous milestones that positively impacted the professional lives of online publishers in the state. "AY as fondly called, is not only an astute media practitioner but also a true advocate for the advancement of jour...

  Donald Trump has advised Volodymyr Zelensky that Ukr*ine should focus on achieving peace with Russ!a rather than trying to reclaim lost territories.  This approach implies that all the  territories Russ!a has seized will likely remain under Russ!an control, making prompt negotiations crucial. Delaying talks risks further territorial losses. Trump's position contrasts with that of other western leaders, who had repeatedly rejected the initial peace proposals.  The situation remains complex and sensitive, with ongoing conflicts and diplomatic tensions but one thing is sure, the conflict between Ukr*ine and Russ!a will soon come to an end.

 the rising number of Nigerians deported; From "Japa" to "Japada" by Divine Chukwuemeka: Why are so many Nigerians being deported? Devine Chukwuemeka, also known as "japa Queen," a Nigerian-born migration researcher who has volunteered to study people's movement from one location to another, provides this curated rundown. According to M.S. Devine, sharing her insights into people's migration with Oriontimes, "First, I'll give the contextual meaning of the keywords." JAPA; fled Nigeria for a different country in search of better pastures. "JAPADA" is the opposite of "japa," which means to return to Nigeria after escaping. Deportation is the removal of a person from a country; in essence, you were "japa-ed," but they pursued you back. 📍The extradition pace of a Nigerians particularly from Italy, Germany, UK, Ireland and Greece has turned into an issue of concern. For instance, the United Kingdom approximat...