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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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President Ramaphosa Responds to Travel Bans

Ramaphosa addressed the South African nation on November 28 in a speech detailing recent developments regarding the coronavirus, international reactions to the newly discovered Omicron variant, and the government's response to the latest travel bans placed on Southern African countries. Earlier in the previous week, South African scientists

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Virgil Abloh Loses Cancer Battle: Why #BlackLivesMatter Owes Him an Apology

While the world comes to terms with the reality of the shocking news, it is important that we reflect on the life and times of this African-American creative genius to appreciate his contribution to humanity better. Abloh is highly credited for breaking the stereotype around Black people in the creative

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Ukraine Appoint Petrakov as Full-Time Head Coach

The executive committee of the Ukrainian Football Association approved Alexander Petrakov as the head coach of the Ukrainian national team. The 64-year-old tactician, who was named as Andriy Shevchenko's temporary replacement in August, is valid until December 30, 2022, until the end of the World Cup 2022 in

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Addressing the Research Gaps in Dermatology will Benefit Africa

The times are changing with African consumers are demanding more from their beauty products. An increasing expectation of high-quality and functional products that are tailored to their needs. The growing demand for products designed for natural African hair exemplifies this movement. Moreover, epidemiological reports show an increasing prevalence of 20-87%

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“The Mechanisms of Democracy Are Not The Meaning of Democracy”

Where we think bourgeois democracy will serve the interests of people, it dismally fails to do so – creating this huge heap of crises of expectations from which the masses fail to recuperate from. Liberal democracy, as developed by the West and imposed on African countries in the post-colonial epoch, does

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Award-winning movie director Chima Igbokwe rocks Nollywood with “digicinema”.

Award-winning Nigerian filmmaker Chima Igbokwe recently devised an innovative means of taking the cinema experience to his fans without the usual tedious monthly subscriptions.   His new user-friendly system sparked up an extra dimension, and a better alternative to the movie theatre culture, which has been order wise grounded by the

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Top Places To Enjoy Big Cats Safari In Africa

Fan of big cats? Those elusive beasts which are lightning fast, they crouch low and soundlessly follow their prey until the hunt is done, exciting to say the least. One would love to have a close-up encounter with them in a safe environment. Listen to their resounding roars. Watch them

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Hair Care During Lockdown: Hold on Tight, This will Pass!

By this time, you probably feel like your hair is going bonkers. And with the trend of people cutting off their hair on social media, you might feel like that’s an alternative. Well, here’s the truth, you don’t have to take such drastic measures in order to

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What is a Centripetal Force and How can you Calculate it Easily

The centripetal force is not like a special kind of interaction, it refers only to an object rotating along a curved path and is required to place the object on that path. Therefore, it is often called the centripetal necessary force. Very often beginners see centripetal force as some kind

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How to Plan the Perfect Safari Tour for your Namibia Holidays

If you are thinking of planning the perfect safari tour in Namibia, then you are in the right place. People say that Namibia is a land of true contrasts and an amazing place to travel to for a holiday. Namibia is a country that has recently gained independence in 1990

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Decolonizing the Mind - African Traditional Regions are Not Evil and Backward

The centrality of African spirituality continues to be diminished by the influence of Western culture and religions. With all the dimensions of modernity, African religions are despised. This is as seen from the polemics mainly coming from Christian churches, as well as the long-lasting legacy of colonialism which ruled African

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