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The success of her film has been attributed to her skillful marketing, which included drawing viewers in with engaging trailers and social media campaigns
The post Funke Akindele’s ‘A Tribe Called Judah’ Grosses N1bn In Less Than Three Weeks appeared first on Arise News.
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Scores of Ghanaians on the social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, are showering praise on Chef Abdul-Razak Failatu
Exclusive: A Queensland family on board the Japan Airlines plane that burst into flames on Tuesday have told 9News they
The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, (NDLEA) has disclosed that Borno state youths are now using fermented urine, kept for ten days, as hard drugs. This was revealed in a statement released on Thursday, January 4, in Maiduguri by the NDLEA’s commander of drugs in Borno state, Iliyasu Mani. Naija News reports that he voiced […]
The post Borno Youths Now Drinking Fermented Urine To Get High – NDLEA Reveals appeared first on Naija News.
Acclaimed artists Rayrex and Chuckie.FX join forces to release their highly anticipated collaborative single titled “Zombie.” According to the singers,
Pistorius shot 29-year-old model Reeva Steenkamp dead through a locked bathroom door on Valentine’s Day in 2013, claiming he mistook her for an intruder.
The post Eleven Years After Murdering His Girlfriend, South African Paralympian Oscar Pistorius Released On Parole appeared first on Arise News.
It’s a major step towards resuming operations five years after the plant was shut.
The post NNPC To Complete Test Runs At Port Harcourt Refinery January appeared first on Arise News.
It said the exit of GSK, P&G and others has reduced Investors’ confidence in Nigeria’s economy.
The post Nigeria Needs $14.2bn Annual Investment Over 10 Years To Close Infrastructure Gap, Says KPMG appeared first on Arise News.
A Conflict and Security Analyst, Colonel (Rtd) Festus Aboagye, says the Office of the President could have employed other alternatives