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Betrand Adeye

Adeye is The African Exponent's West African Correspondent based on Abuja, Nigeria. He covers all West African Stories that matter with a slick African style.

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7 Greatest African Footballers of All Time

Once every 4 years, the World Cup reminds us, in a way unlike any other, of the uniting power of football as tens of thousands of people travel across the globe to support their own live at the host country and millions more gather round in their homes or viewing

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East African Leaders Join Hands to End War in Their Region

The past week for the Eastern region of Africa has been very nerve-racking, owing to an impending war between the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda. The latest violence comes one day after Kenyan troops were deployed to eastern DRC, as part of a peacekeeping operation from the EAC bloc.

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Africa to Lose 64% of GDP Due to Failed Promises by the West

If nothing is done soon, the harsh reality will see Africa’s economic growth stunted as a result of climate change – which will create a huge poverty trap for millions of Africans. According to the report released by the United Kingdom Relief Agency Christian Aid organization, the future of Africa

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Nigeria's Next President Might be a Former Drug Baron

According to a Tuesday report by local Nigerian press People’s Gazette, the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois has released a document detailing Bola Tinubu’s indictment in a drug trafficking and money laundering case in Chicago from 1993. Nigerian youths have since taken to

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Infamous Instagram Scammer Hushpupi Faces 11 Years in US Prison

He made a name for himself on Instagram as Hushpuppi, the influencer. He flaunted his overly luxurious and wealthy lifestyle, thus amassing about 2 million followers on the app who looked to him as a source of inspiration. Abbas' Instagram page was filled with images and films of his

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The State of Africa’s Air: Can Green Solutions Curb Pollution?

Among many of Africa's urgent matters, another problem seems to be worsening rapidly. The level of air pollution on the continent is a cause for concern because it is deadlier than people think. African cities are urged to implement green solutions to help curb this 'silent killer.

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Can Diaspora Remittances harness Africa’s Development?

An estimated 17m of them today form the country’s vast diaspora, according to the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NiDCOM), established under the Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs. They are working, setting up businesses and studying in the US, Canada, the UK, the Gulf and elsewhere. Alongside Kenyans, Ethiopians, Ghanaians

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UAE Bans Visas for Uganda, Nigeria, 17 Other African Countries

The UAE has imposed a blanket ban on 30-day tourist visas for 20 countries, comprising 19 African countries and the Dominican Republic. The African countries included are mostly from West, East and Central Africa – Nigeria, Ghana, Uganda, Sierra Leone, Sudan, Cameroon, Liberia, Burundi, Republic of Guinea, Gambia, Togo, DRC, Congo,

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All African World Cup-Bound Teams Will be Managed by Local Coaches

The 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar will be momentous for the African continent since local coaches will be in charge of all five of the countries that have reserved tickets for the world spectacle. African coaches have finally had the bravery to assume leadership at the highest level, which

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South Africa Refuses to Condemn Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine Again

In yet another act of diplomatic ‘neutrality’, South Africa abstained from a United Nations General Assembly resolution condemning Russia for its holding of referendums in four occupied Ukrainian provinces last month before annexing them to Russia. Wednesday’s United Nations General Assembly vote means South Africa has abstained from every

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