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The 2018 edition of Lights, Camera Africa film festival will be lit for very obvious reasons, the film festival will screen seven ‘must see’ films
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The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Niger has commenced house-to-house and town hall campaigns to promote the programmes of the party in the state.
SDP governorship candidate Iyiola Omisore says the party is yet to decide who in will support in the rerun elections after finishing third in the polls
The co-founders of photo-sharing giant Instagram, Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger, are both leaving the firm. Mr Systrom, chief executive, said they were departing to “explore our curiosity and creativity”. Instagram, which was purchased by Facebook in 2012 for $1bn (£760m) in cash and stock, now has more than one billion users. The exit comes amid reports of tension between Instagram’s co-founders and Facebook’s leadership. Mr Systrom and Mr Krieger started the image sharing site in 2010, and continued to run the service after it was acquired by Facebook two years later. What have the pair said? Not a great…
Oil prices have hit a four-year high of over $81 a barrel after Saudi Arabia and Russia rejected calls by Donald Trump to increase production.
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The Osun governorship election was declared inconclusive by the electoral body INEC but that was only the latest in the history of Nigeria polls
President Muhammadu Buhari has commended former South African President Nelson Mandela for his rare virtues, especially in the promotion of peace, unity and reconciliation.