Author: Gbenga Oluranti OLALEYE

Gbenga Oluranti OLALEYE is a writer and media professional with over 3 years of experience covering politics, lifestyle, and sports, he is passionate about good governance and quality education.

Nigerian striker Victor Osimhen asserted that his market value surpasses €100 million, emphasizing his unique position in the football world. The forward, who has made headlines for his remarkable performances, is currently on a season-long loan at Galatasaray after a summer filled with transfer rumors linking him to some of Europe’s top clubs, including Manchester United, Paris Saint-Germain, Juventus, and Liverpool. Osimhen’s anticipated move was complicated by a substantial €130 million release clause, which thwarted potential transfers to both Chelsea and PSG as the summer window drew to a close. As negotiations stalled, a loan to Turkey emerged as a…

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Victor Boniface was the standout performer as Bayer Leverkusen secured a 1-0 victory over AC Milan at home in the Champions League on Tuesday, maintaining their perfect start in the competition. The match’s decisive moment came early in the second half when Boniface displayed his striker’s instinct, capitalizing on a rebound to give Xabi Alonso’s side a crucial three points. Having been Europa League finalists in May, Leverkusen continued their impressive form from last season, winning both of their Champions League matches while scoring five goals and conceding none. In contrast, this defeat marked AC Milan’s second straight loss in…

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World record holder Tobi Amusan has unveiled a gripping trailer for her eagerly awaited documentary, *Homecoming: The Tobi Amusan Story*, on Instagram. In the film, the 100m hurdles champion shares her inspiring journey to the pinnacle of athletics, revealing the intense struggles off the track that nearly derailed her career. In a post on Tuesday, October 1, Amusan highlighted that the documentary provides an in-depth look at her rise to fame, including her emotional battle to clear her name following a doping scandal that shook her world. She wrote, “Over the past couple of years, I’ve poured my heart into…

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Arsenal secured a commanding 2-0 victory against Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) at the Emirates Stadium on Tuesday night, showcasing their strength in the UEFA Champions League. The win was marked by two impressive goals from Kai Havertz and Bukayo Saka, highlighting the Gunners’ attacking prowess and defensive resilience. The match began with both teams feeling each other out, but it was Arsenal who drew first blood in the 20th minute. Leandro Trossard delivered a precise cross into the box, and Havertz demonstrated excellent timing and elevation to leap above the PSG defenders, nodding the ball past the outstretched hands of goalkeeper…

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President Joe Biden stated on Tuesday, October 1, that the United States is “fully supportive” of Israel in light of recent ballistic missile attacks from Iran, which he described as “defeated and ineffective.” Biden indicated that he would be discussing potential responses to Iran with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, though he noted that the specifics of that response are still under consideration. “The attack appears to have been neutralized and ineffective, demonstrating the strength of both Israeli and U.S. military capabilities,” Biden told reporters at the White House. “Make no mistake, the United States is fully, fully, fully supportive…

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Considering a move to Nigeria? Explore the most developed cities in Nigeria in 2024, each boasting robust economies, advanced infrastructure, and abundant opportunities. Introduction Nigeria, Africa’s most populous nation, is undergoing significant transformation, particularly in its major urban centers. Determining the most developed cities involves evaluating several factors, including infrastructure, economic prospects, and the overall standard of living. This comprehensive guide highlights the top 10 developed cities in Nigeria for 2024, providing you with valuable insights to aid in your relocation or investment decisions. Top 10 Developed Cities in Nigeria 1. Lagos Often referred to as Nigeria’s commercial capital, Lagos…

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The rapid increase in internet access and smartphone adoption has opened up new avenues for startups in Nigeria. Mobile technology plays a crucial role, allowing businesses to connect with a broader audience, including those in remote areas. As a result, several regions in the country ranked in the top 1000 cities in the world for startups to thrive, with Lagos being 70th globally. NewDailyPrime has unveiled its list of the top 10 best Nigerian cities for startups in 2024, drawing insights from the Global Startup Ecosystem Index by Startup Blink. This ranking highlights Nigeria’s dynamic entrepreneurial landscape, showcasing the cities…

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In Nigeria, purchasing property represents a substantial investment, making the process of transferring ownership a critical step for both buyers and sellers. To ensure a seamless transaction, it’s essential to gather and verify a set of key documents. These documents not only serve as proof of ownership but also protect the interests of all parties involved in the transaction. Key Documents Required for Property Transfer 1. Certificate of Occupancy (C of O) The Certificate of Occupancy is the most significant land document in Nigeria. It certifies the legal ownership status of a piece of land and is issued by either…

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Seventeen state governors have raised committees to implement the N70,000 new minimum wage for workers nationwide. The states involved include Ogun, Ekiti, Sokoto, Kebbi, Osun, Enugu, Borno, Zamfara, Kogi, Kwara, Gombe, Kano, Taraba, Delta, Rivers, Jigawa, and Abia. This development coincides with the Federal Government’s recent initiation of payments for the new minimum wage to its 1.2 million employees, starting last Thursday. The Accountant General of the Federation, Oluwatoyin Madein, confirmed that civil servants will receive the new wage effective from September. Several states, including Edo, Lagos, and Adamawa, have already begun disbursing the new salary. Notably, Adamawa’s Governor Ahmadu…

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The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has announced a substantial increase in credit to the Federal Government, which surged by N11.33 trillion, or 57.11%, in August, bringing the total to N31.15 trillion from N19.83 trillion in July. This rise is detailed in the latest Money and Credit Statistics released by the CBN, highlighting a trend of fluctuating borrowing across the three tiers of government in recent months. In June, the credit extended to the government was recorded at N23.93 trillion, up from N19.98 trillion in April but lower than the peak of N28.38 trillion in May. The first quarter of…

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