Diplomacy

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BREXIT: EU Bears Biggest Loss, While China, US Gain Big

March 21, 2019 Celestine Osemeilu

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By Celestine Osemeilu The divorce settlement between Britain and its many ‘wives’ seem not to be ending well. This is because a hard Brexit will cost EU countries €40 billion annually, a study on the impact of Brexit on EU incomes from the German think tank Bertelsmann Stiftung has found. New tariffs after the UK […]

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South Korean Police Unravelled Spycam Porn Syndicate

March 21, 2019 Celestine Osemeilu

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By Celestine Osemeilu About 1,600 hotel guests in 10 South Korean cities were victims of an illicit “spy camera” scheme, local police announced this week. The victims were recorded surreptitiously with tiny cameras hidden in their hotel rooms such as sockets and air-conditioner vent. The footage was livestreamed online for subscribers, some of whom paid […]

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Gun Laws: New Zealand Set To Banned Assault Rifles

March 21, 2019 Celestine Osemeilu

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  By Celestine Osemeilu Following last week’s terrorist attack which led to over 40 dead in a live streaming mosque shooting in New Zealand. The country is now set to ban the sale of assault rifles and semi-automatic weapons following the mass shootings at two Christchurch mosques. The Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern in a press […]

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Cosmopolitan

Creating A Win-Win Has Been Demonstrated By Virtue Of Our Business Dealings With The Norwegians – Taofik Adegbite

March 20, 2019 Victor Gotevbe

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Diplomacy

SheTrades To Hold Export Workshop For Nigerian Women Entrepreneurs In Abuja, March 19-20, 2019

March 18, 2019 ann ackaa

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Women entrepreneurs in Nigeria will have the opportunity to improve their knowledge of competitiveness in the export market at a two-day workshop that will be held in Abuja on 19-20 March. The workshop is hosted by the International Trade Centre’s (ITC) as part of its SheTrades in the Commonwealth project and will be held at the […]

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Diplomacy

Post-Brexit: International Students In the UK To Stay Longer After Their Degree

March 16, 2019 ann ackaa

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Foreign students will be allowed to stay in the UK for longer after their degree ends in a bid to boost the post-Brexit economy by £35 billion, the Government has announced according to a report by Telegraph Uk. International students are currently only permitted to remain in the UK for up to four months after […]

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Diplomacy

Inevitable Air Transportation: Past Five Years Confirm Global Plane Crashes

March 12, 2019 ann ackaa

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By  Dotun Ibiwoye, Correspondent  …Disrupting the reputation of a good brand  For over a decade the crash of commercial planes has been alarmingly widespread around the globe. Both in developed and developing countries, commercial plane crash is a problem that scares everyone-although it can be curbed and avoided. In the past five years, the rate […]

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Diplomacy

Ethiopian Airlines Issues Fourth Bulletin About The Crash Of Flight ET 302

March 10, 2019 ann ackaa

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By Fred Iwenjora, Associate Editor Accident Bulletin no. 4 Issued on March 10, 2019 at 06:20 PM Accident to Ethiopian Airlines flight number ET 302 Following the tragic accident on Ethiopian Airlines flight ET 302 on 10th of March which claimed the lives of 149 passengers and 8 crew on board, Ethiopian has teamed up […]

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Diplomacy

Flight ET-302; Untold Stories of How 157 Passengers Perished

March 10, 2019 ann ackaa

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By Fred Iwenjora, Associate Editor (with agency reports) The world is still in mourning over the crash of Ethiopian Airlines Flight Sunday morning. Almost all the seven continents of the world were affected in the crash which occurred six minutes after the plane, a Boeing 737 Max 8 series took off from Boles international airport […]

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Diplomacy

Duchess Of Sussex Made Vice-President Of Queen’s Commonwealth Trust Ahead Of International Women’s Day Panel

March 8, 2019 ann ackaa

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By Celestine Osemeilu, Editor The Duchess of Sussex has been named vice-president of the Queen’s Commonwealth Trust, in an announcement timed to coincide with International Women’s Day. The Duchess, whose husband is already president of the organisation, will help highlight the trust’s work with young people across the Commonwealth, particularly supporting women and girls. The […]

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