Black Ladder

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Juventus consider making a move for Okoye as Old Lady looks to challenge for Scudetto

ITALIAN Serie A giants Juventus have been linked with a move for Super Eagles goalkeeper Maduka Okoye during the current summer transfer window as part of a move to strengthen their squad ahead of next season.

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British election monitors praise Ekiti poll but highlight several worrying discrepancies

BRITISH election observers who recently monitored Ekiti State gubernatorial election have raised concern over several discrepancies which characterised the exercise which took the shine off what was otherwise a peaceful event.

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I hope Nigeria’s presidential candidates are drawing up details of a bilateral UK-Nigerian forestry product bilateral pact that looks like this for presentation to the new British prime minister

Ayo Akinfe

[1] Given that 45% of Nigerian timber exports are rosewood, a highly prized wood used for the production of luxurious furniture, Nigeria will tap into this extensively. For starters, Nigeria will immediately introduce a ban the export of raw wood

[2] Under this bilateral trade deal, the UK will become Nigeria’s main export market for furniture. As part of this pact, Nigeria will match Brazil’s production of 11bn kg of timber by 2030

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Does the Nigerian government actually appreciate the socio-economic power of football

Ayo Akinfe

[1] In a developing nation, football is more just a game. It is a tool of When you have been around the presidency as I have, you will be shocked at how many doors it opens. Trust me, no coach in the world will turn down a direct request from Nigeria’s presidentsocial cohesion

[2] In a diverse multicultural nation like Nigeria, football can be the cement that binds the country together

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Peter Obi calls on Tinubu to follow Kier Starmer's example and resign over government failures

FORMER Anambra State governor and Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) presidential candidate Peter Obi has asked President Bola Tinubu to emulate the example of British prime minister Keir Starmer and resign for failing to address the nation's socio-economic problems.

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I am looking at which of the Nigerian political parties will come up an aviation policy that looks like this

Ayo Akinfe

[1] If Nigeria was a country that had any shame, we would be eternally embarrassed about the fact that we do not have an internationally renown aviation maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) facility. This is totally unacceptable for Africa’s largest economy

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Operation Storm the Bastille

Ayo Akinfe

[1] I have named Nigeria's campaign to win the 2030 World cup Operation Storm the Bastille because of the French element to it. I want to us to launch this programme now. It should be a project on a par with Operation Dynamo, Operation Barbarossa, Operation, Overlord or Operation Bagration as far as I am concerned as winning the World Cup will mark a turning point in Nigeria's trajectory as a nation

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Fulham suffer setback as Trabzonspor reject their initial offer of €20m for Nwaiwu

FULHAM'S plans to bring Super Eagles defender Chibuike Nwaiwu into the English Premier League next season have suffered a major setback after his Turkish club Trabzonspor rejected a €20m offer for the centreback.

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President Tinubu should use the occasion of International Fathers Day to send this Draconian Nigerian Almajiri Bill 2026 to the National Assembly. Unfortunately, the gloves have to now come off

Ayo Akinfe

[1] As from October 1 2026, the federal government will impose an indefinite ban on mosque construction across northern Nigeria. For at least an initial period of five years, all such funds go towards school construction

[2] Under this new law, the parents of any Almajiris or out-of-school kids can be jailed for a minimum of five years

[3] As from January 1 2027, the federal government will impose a 40% education tax on all mosques across northern Nigeria

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