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Gambling influencer trades private jets for Grab driver job after running up $245,000 debt

A Malaysian influencer once famous for promoting gambling says he now drives for Grab about 10 hours a day just to cover basic expenses after running up some RM1 million (US$245,000) in debt.

Gambling influencer trades private jets for Grab driver job after running up $245,000 debt

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Bala Wunti to FG: Don’t Export Our 44 Minerals Raw, Use Them to Create Wealth, Jobs

Segun Awofadeji in Bauchi The Chief Executive Officer of the World Energy Council Nigeria, Mr. Bala Wunti, has urged the federal government to ensure that Nigeria’s 44 critical minerals are

  • Bala Wunti urges Nigeria to develop 44 critical minerals domestically.
  • Exporting raw minerals equates to colonial economics, he warns.
  • Urgency and speed of action are essential for Africa's prosperity.

We Must Sacrifice to Build a Country of Our Dream, Sheriff Oborevwori Tells Nigerians

Sylvester Idowu in Warri Delta State Governor, Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, yesterday, told Nigerians to be prepared to make the necessary sacrifices to build a country that would reflect their collective

  • Nigerian Governor Oborevwori urges citizens to sacrifice for a dream nation.
  • Honors founding fathers' sacrifices for Nigeria's independence.
  • Emphasizes prayer's importance in nation-building and governance.

Makinde: I’ll Reset Nigeria, Provide New Security Architecture in Four Years

Chuks Okocha in Abuja Oyo State Governor and presidential candidate of the Allied Peoples Movement (APM), Seyi Makinde, has said Nigeria can be reset within four years if elected president

  • Seyi Makinde, APM candidate, pledges to reset Nigeria in four years if elected in 2027.
  • Criticizes "voodoo economics" and lack of budget for new army divisions in 2026 budget.

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