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Chad shuts its borders with Nigeria amid fears terrorists will use uncertainty caused by Trump threat to relocate

NIGERIA'S northeastern neighbour Chad has closed all the borders between the two countries and stepped up military patrols along the frontier to prevent any terrorists of military groups using the current crisis to relocate to its territory.

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When President Tinubu goes to the White House later this week, he should tell President Trump that the only way to end violence in Nigeria is to create jobs and prosperity and we badly need US FDI to do this

Ayo Akinfe

[1] In 2024, US foreign direct investment (FDI) worldwide totalled $151bn

[2] Within the US itself, the total FDI cumulative investment increased to $5.71trn during the course of 2024

[3] Every industrialised nation worldwide takes FDI very seriously because it opens up new markets for their goods, creates ancillary employment and the returns on investment are generally high

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Tinubu to meet with Donald Trump over the next few days to diffuse the tension over attack plans

PRESIDENT Bola Tinubu has arranged to meet up with his US counterpart Donald Trump over the coming days to clear the air over recent comments made about Washington planning to attack Nigeria in response to the ongoing genocide against Christians.

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Our National Assembly needs to pass a bill creating the new offence of economic sabotage, which punishes the following offences with at least 10 year jail terms

Ayo Akinfe

[1] Clergymen who refuse to remit 40% of their tithes as state taxes

[2] Those so-called businessmen who import generator sets perpetuating our electricity crisis

[3] Those who own private jets at a time when Nigeria is struggling to get a national carrier off the ground. Maintaining these jets is bleeding our foreign exchange dry

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Eagles receive big boost ahead of play-offs as Onyedika is set to return to action today

SUPER Eagles head coach Eric Chelle has received a big boost as he plans for the World Cup play-offs later this month after Belgian Jupiler Pro League side Club Brugge announced that midfielder Rapahel Onyedika could return to action today after 37 days out.

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With Christmas fast approaching, I would like President Tinubu to take a team of 20 leading evangelical clergymen to the Vatican to see how Christian finance works and implement a plan like this

Ayo Akinfe

[1] Legislation must be passed compelling all clergymen to donate their privates jets to the state to be used as part of the fleet for a new national carrier. Nigeria Air did not take off because we did not have a budget to purchase the required aircrafts. It is unpatriotic to be flying around in a private jet when your country cannot afford an airline

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Fulham place Chukwueze on standby for tomorrow's game as Chelle eyes Italian wonderkid Akinsanmiro

SUPER Eagles winger Samuel Chukwueze appeared to have recovered from his recent calf strain and has resumed training with his clubside Fulham placing him on standby for selection for tomorrow's league game against Wolves.

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As we enter the last quarter of the year, the federal government needs to start working on its 2026 plans. In my opinion, here are Nigeria’s top 10 priorities at the moment

Ayo Akinfe

[1] Ending the current insecurity epidemic. There are 6m weapons in the country at the moment and criminals are having a field day. This needs urgent addressing

[2] Putting out all the ethnic fires currently raging across the country. Ethnic mistrust is now such an issue, it virtually impossible to have any serious national debate on any subject. Nigerians now shamelessly support or oppose government policy based on what part of the country they are from

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Forest manager fears that Aina's hamstring injury might take longer than expected to heal

SUPER Eagles fullback Ola Aina might be out of action for longer than originally anticipated after Nottingham Forest's manager Sean Dyche revealed that his hamstring injury is long term in nature and the player will not be returning to action immediately.

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If President Tinubu is serious about solving Nigeria’s economic woes, he needs to come up with a unique agriculture policy centred around designer farming and processing

Ayo Akinfe

[1] I have always believed that it is our innovative spirit that will get Nigeria out of the economic doldrums and give us a gross domestic product (GDP) of $2trn in the not-too-distant future. Unfortunately, this cursed liquid called crude oil is acting as a huge distraction at the moment. It is a real fly in the ointment and at some stage we need to turn the taps off to get us thinking

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