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Brethren Church denies paying influencers to harass election candidates

The Plymouth Brethren Christian Church says it did not pay or coordinate with far-right influencers to harass and intimidate candidates during last year's federal election, following allegations published in Nine newspapers.

Brethren Church denies paying influencers to harass election candidates

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HELLO Energy Bags Award

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has urged Nigerians in the diaspora to take advantage of the ongoing economic reforms and invest in Nigeria, stressing that the country remains a viable destination

  • President Tinubu encourages Nigerian expatriates to invest in economic reforms.
  • Summit focuses on shifting diaspora engagement from remittances to investments.
  • HELLO Energy recognized for infrastructure development and receives award.

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