Mercedes-Benz has been on a tear lately. The three-pointed-star has thus far outsold its luxury rivals Audi, BMW, and Lexus by a solid margin
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Ado-Ekiti – The Legal Adviser to the Ekiti State chapter of the Jamu Nate Fulbe Association of Nigeria, an umbrella body for herdsmen based in Ekiti State, Mr. Umar Imam, has said it was wrong for Governor Ayodele Fayose to charge erring member of the association with terrorism for carrying light weapons
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Algeria's one of the world"s gigantic mosque which was estimated to be completed by 2017 has been moved down to december 2016
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The Former Minister of Education and member of the Northern Elders Forum, speaking on Tuesday in Abuja during the public presentation of two books: Boko Haram: The Charade vs Reality and The Life and Times of Umaru Turakin Bauchi, stated that "“If Lord Lugard made a mistake in 1914, let’s correct it now. Why not?..."
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The naira plunged to N418 against $1 (USD) at the parallel market on Tuesday as scarcity of foreign exchange continued to weigh on the official interbank and black market.
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Donald Trump may be a billionaire, but he has a sweet spot for a surprising cuisine: fast food.
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In Japan, sex drives have plunged so low that young, libido-challenged men are sometimes referred to as “soushokukei-danshi” or herbivore boys. Think that’s harsh, then consider local condom maker Sagami Rubber Industries Co., battling a shrinking, aging and now increasingly frigid Japanese clientele. It’s no wonder then that the company is getting some relief from the popularity its prophylactics are enjoying across the sea.
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The rear-view and side-view mirrors in the i8 are replaced by three cameras and a special screen to show drivers what's behind and around their cars.
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Nigerian-British actor Chiwetel Ejiofor was in Enugu state few weeks ago for the traditional wedding of his younger sister,Kandibe.
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Nigeria’s cocoa midcrop output may decline by as much as 60 percent as prolonged dry weather takes a toll on the trees, the country’s cocoa association said. “The heatwave is so severe now that flowers and buds are falling off cocoa trees in the farms,” Sayina Riman, president of the Cocoa Association of Nigeria, which groups farmers, traders and grinders, said by phone from the southeastern cocoa hub of Ikom. “The 2016 midcrop may drop by about 60 percent as a result of the ravaging effect of the long harsh harmattan weather.”
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