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Following an interview that was deemed "insulting" to the new military commanders in Niger, the junta-led government of Burkina Faso has suspended Radio Omega. After the announcement was released, the station, which was a part of the Omega media empire controlled by journalist and former foreign minister Alpha Barry, stopped airing programmes. According to Radio Omega, the judgement is "a blatant violation of current laws and an intolerable attack on freedom of expression and freedom of the press."

Forty-eight hours after the pronouncement by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu that the fuel subsidy is gone, which has increasingly favoured the rich more than the poor. Finished course to urgent national healing Situation in states In Lagos, who moved around the city, observed in Kubwa, Kado and Jabi that many filling stations had closed down. Queues were seen in the filling stations despite not dispensing. A motorist wearing a long face, They are not even selling. Filling stations in Kado and Jahi were also not selling. Adding that the issue would be frontally addressed. Disclosed this Tuesday while speaking to journalists at the Presidential Villa, after a meeting with President Bola Tinubu in his office. We have not received any payment whatsoever from the federation. ” he explained. Both bodies in a joint statement issued on Tuesday, The bodies said they anticipate minimal changes regarding distribution costs. Particularly the labour unions removed the subsidy on petroleum, instantly pushing Nigerians further into hardship. While product hawkers are once more the king of the jungle. Social Democratic Party presidential candidate in the last election, ” There’s need for context – Expert Taiwo Oyedele, Oyedele said that during the campaign season,.

Pope Francis has called for a global reflection on the dangers of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its disruptive possibilities. The Vatican issued the warning in a message for the upcoming World Day of Peace, falling on New Year's Day. The pope emphasizes the need for vigilant action to prevent violence and discrimination in AI production and use. The Vatican has previously called technology a gift of God, but now joins forces with tech giants Microsoft and IBM to promote ethical AI development and regulation of intrusive technologies like facial recognition.

Governor Hope Uzodimma of Imo State has expressed his readiness to contest the upcoming November 11, 2023, governorship election. He cited his notable achievements in his first tenure and expressed confidence in his ability to lead the state to greater heights. Speaking on a live Igbo program at Hot 99.5 FM Owerri, Uzodimma highlighted his commitment to repositioning Imo State and building upon the progress made thus far. He highlighted his accomplishments, including infrastructural development, educational reforms, healthcare advancements, youth empowerment, and efforts to attract investments and foster economic growth. He emphasized the need for further efforts to improve governance, foster socio-economic development, and uplift the lives of the people.