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Vladimir Putin, Russian President. _____________________________________/ Seemingly forever to the conflict in Ukraine, ongoing occasions show the restrictions of Russia-Africa relationsSince the start of its conflict in Ukraine, Vladimir Putin's Russia has recharged endeavors to fabricate unions with African states. While the West is generally joined in its judgment of Russia's conflict, Africa's reactions have been fundamentally more assorted. Numerous African nations esteem memorable binds with Russia tracing all the way back to the Soviet Association's supporting for against provincial freedom battles. Others see the conflict in Ukraine as an European sideshow that should not to restrict the landmass' decision of monetary accomplices, and see Western endeavors to force sanctions over an unfamiliar conflict as fraudulent. Africa's variety of assessment has been shown by votes at the UN disparaging of Russia, in which African abstentions play had a noticeable ...

  Nigerian an business magnate Ben Murray-Bruce preorders $300,000 flying car that can take him above traffic. According to the firm, pre-orders for Alef Model A flying car have been strong for individuals and companies. US-based Alef Aeronautics says pre-order for General Queues is $150 while Priority Queues goes for $1500. Nigerian Business Magnate Ben Bruce Preorders $300k Flying Car That Can Take Him Above Traffic - autojosh Nigerian business magnate and founder of Silverbird Group, Ben Murray-Bruce (Ben Bruce) has announced he had preordered Alef Model A, ‘the world’s first flying car’ that can take carry one-to-two occupants above traffic. Ben Bruce made this known in a tweet shared on his official Twitter handle on Friday July 6th : “I am thrilled to announce my preorder of Alef, @AlefAeronautics, the first FAA-approved flying electric car! A testament to our boundless future—flying cars aren’t just for sci-fi anymore. SEARCH AUTOJOSH AUTOJOSH NEWSNigerian Business Magnate B...

 The Naira appreciated somewhat against the US dollar on the Financial backers and Exporters (I&E) on Tuesday, a day after the neighborhood money recorded a sharp fall on the spot market. As per information posted on the FMDQ site where forex is formally exchanged on Tuesday, the naira shut at N791.42 to a dollar at the authority market. Tuesday gain addresses a N0.62 or 0.08 percent appreciation from N792.04 the homegrown unit exchanged on Monday. Forex turnover inside the section likewise expanded barely by 4.2 percent, information posted showed. The forex provided moved from $49.46 million recorded on Monday to $51.55 million at the end of business on Tuesday. The naira opened exchanging on Tuesday at N779.50, however exchanged inside an intraday high of N730.00 and dropped to a low of N845.00 inside the business window before it in the end settled at N791.42 per $1. FIRS Peruse Too: Naira gains at I&E window, closes at N742.9/$1 Notwithstanding, the money devalued f...

  Anambra popular native doctor, ‘Akwa Okuko tiwara aki’, kidnapped in his hotelThe native doctor, known as Akwa Okuko tiwara aki ( an egg that breaks palm nut), was believed to possess power of disappearance, but could not disappear when the kidnappers came for him.

 This week will see a first-of-its-kind operation to guide a dead and disused satellite back to Earth safely. The mission will pave the way for the safe return of other space-based equipment in the future.  The European Space Agency (ESA) plans to help its Aeolus spacecraft officially reenter Earth's atmosphere during the evening of Friday (July 28). The procedure to bring it back down to our planet, however, begins on Monday (July 24). Aeolus has been orbiting Earth since 2018, when it became the first spacecraft to measure our planet's winds from space. The mission has far outlived its planned operational lifetime of one year, but was finally shut down after almost completely exhausting its fuel in early July 2023. Since then, the spacecraft has been falling toward Earth with gathering speed. By Monday, it should have reached an altitude of 174 miles (280 kilometers) over Earth, allowing ESA scientists to start the pioneering mission to bring Aeolus back down safely using a ...

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  Home News Metro Plus Investigations Videos Sports Politics Business HealthWise Editorial Columns Podcast UK increases visa fees for Nigerians, others 14th July 2023 Sunak UK Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak By  Idowu Abdullahi Kindly share this story: Nigerians, and other foreign nationals coming into the United Kingdom will have to pay more for visa applications. Also, the Immigration Health Surcharge paid by immigrants applying for visas will “increase significantly”, the United Kingdom has said. The British Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak, made the announcement on the increase in visa application fees on Thursday. The prime minister said the increase would help bridge the gap after the county approved a pay increase in public sector wages. He explained that the increment in visa applications and NHS surcharge had become imperative since the fees have not been increased recently. He said, “If we’re going to prioritise paying public sector workers more, that money has to come from s...