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Ayo Akinfe

[1] Pass a law making your state of birth your state of origin

[2] Pass a law making it compulsory to grant indigent status to anyone who has lived in a state for five years

[3] Categorise the use of the word tribe as hate speech. Only animals live in tribes. Europeans never refer to themselves as coming from tribes. Using the word tribe should attract a 12 month jail sentence

NIGERIA-eligible striker forward Eseosa Sule could be moving to the English Premier League next season as several clubsides including Newcastle United and Brentford have signified an interest in securing his services.

Ayo Akinfe

[1] Every Nigerian landlord shall install a solar panel on their property to help address the power crisis

[2] Nigerians should only hold parties abroad in exotic locations like Dubai and Seychelles if local facilities such as Obudu Cattle Ranch, Idanre Hills, Tinapa, etc are not available

ENGLISH Premier League giants Manchester United have apparently agreed to the phenomenal wage demands of Super Eagles striker Victor Osimhen accepting to pay him £300,00 a week if he moves to Old Trafford next season.

Ayo Akinfe

[1] Nigeria is currently the world's seventh most populated nation with an estimated population of 200m people. By 2050, this is predicted to grow to 400m, making Nigeria the third most populous nation after India and China

UK diasporans are going to get the added benefit of discounted rice at the Central Association of Nigerians in the UK's (Canuk) 20th anniversary as Golden Sella will be offering them subsidised 5kg bags of rice at the event next month.

Ayo Akinfe

[1] No matter how you look at it, Nigeria has no choice other than to attract foreign direct investment (FDI) if she wants to expand and diversify her economy

[2] In 2022, total FDI into Nigeria only added up to a paltry $3.3bn according to the World Bank. Even at it’s all-time high in 2008, Nigerian FDI only totalled $4.7bn

[3] Most years, as many as 32 of Nigeria's 36 states do not attract one dollar in foreign direct investment (FDI)

SEVERAL Nigerian-facing companies have joined the ranks of sponsors backing the Central Association of Nigerians in the UK's  (Canuk) 20th anniversary celebrations and 2025 annual general meeting (AGM) coming up in London over the next few months.

Ayo Akinfe

[1] Over the last week, Europe and the US have been discussing Africa in Washington DC. They have at least identified the fact that sub-Saharan Africa accounts for 80% of extreme poverty globally

[2] Given this reality, I am perplexed as to why they did not immediately resolve to write off all sub-Saharan Africa’s debt

WORLD Bank economists have predicted that Nigeria will enjoy 3.6%  economic growth during the course of 2025 as government macroeconomic reforms gradually begin to have an effect and stabilise the business environment.