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Burna Boy Speaks On Involvement In The Robbery Of Mr 2Kay

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Nigerian reggae artist and dancehall singer, Damini Ogulu popularly known as Burna Boy has spoken on being declared wanted by the Lagos State Police Command over gangsterism. The record label to which Burna Boy is signed with Spaceship records have officially released the statement on the course of it artist being wanted by the police. It was a denial that Burna Boy was involved with any robbery or ambush of Mr 2Kay. Mr 2kay was beaten up and robbed by four armed bandits as he lodged in Eko hotel, Victoria Island area of Lagos State. Recalled that  Burna Boy was accused of having a hand in the robbery of Mr 2Kay at Eko Hotel Lagos. Read the statement below:
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BREAKING: Man Who Climbed Telecoms Mast To Protest Buhari's Re-election Bid Descends After 24 Hours

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Nura Ilyasu, the man who climbed a telecommunications mast in Abuja on Wednesday to protest the re-election bid of President Muhammadu Buhari, has finally descended. He came down from the mast on Thursday. Ilyasu touched ground at 11:25am voluntarily, after security operatives acceded to his request that he must address the press upon his descent. According to Ilyasu, he climbed the mast to protest the economic hardship in the country, just as he stated that President Muhammadu Buhari does not deserve another four years in office. Security agents had made entreaties to him since Wednesday when he mounted the mast, but their efforts proved abortive, as he had vowed not to descend until President Muhammadu Buhari resigns from the office. However, this morning, they were able to communicate with him via his mobile telephone, and they appealed to him. He later told them that he would come down on the condition that he must speak to the press. He said: "My name is Nura Ilyasu. I am ...
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Marketer Blames Taxes, Levies For High Cost Of Aviation Fuel In Nigeria

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Marketers of aviation fuel have blamed excessive local levies and supply challenges for the high cost of the product in Nigeria. The Guardian NG reports that besides a flat tax of N2.50, which is placed on a liter of jet fuel, other sundry fees are also levied on the product. “The truth is that there are varying cost elements from the Federal Airport Authority of Nigeria (FAAN), in terms of ground rents, access permits for equipment, personal permits for fueling operations and fuel tax itself. All of these are heavy cost elements that are typical of our environment, making the cost higher compared to other African countries,” a marketer told the Guardian. The marketer said they are also constrained by the non-production of a single liter of the product within the country: “It is really not the fault of marketers, but the fact that we have to import in the first place and then the issues of multiple charges that we have to push to the end-user.” The Chief Operating Officer of CIT...
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OAU Professor Demands To Have Sex Five Times To Pass A Female Student

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A lecturer with Obafemi Awolowo University, OAU, identified as Professor Richard Akindele demanded to have sex with a student five times as a gratification to upgrade the low mark she scored in a course, according to the audio recording of the conversation between the student and the teacher now trending on the social media. In the audio recording obtained by Sahara Reporters, the conversation began with the student asking the lecturer about his previous demand to pass a particular course he is teaching so as to avoid ‘carrying over’ to another academic year. In his reply, the lecturer told the student to stop asking him questions and just take the opportunity he had extended to her.              The lecturer, Richard Akindele The student probed the lecturer if he was serious, he replied that she should take the ‘opportunity’ or be prepared to repeat the course next year. He said, “I gave you an opportunity and you missed it, forget about it...
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