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The 15 richest families in America (2026): Old money, new money, and one that made it on chicken
Discover America's richest families led by the Waltons, whose staggering $430 billion fortune dwarfs others. Explore generational wealth, businesses, and legacies.
Supercomputer predicts 2026 FIFA World Cup winner after quarter-finalists were confirmed
The 2026 FIFA World Cup enters the quarter-finals with Switzerland's dramatic win over Colombia. Opta's supercomputer updates its predictions for potential winners.
Renowned socialite George E Johnson Sr, founder of a pioneering Black hair care business, dies
George E. Johnson Sr., a pioneering businessman and founder of a Black hair care empire, has died at 99. His legacy nd philanthropy inspires many.
"I want other women to learn from me": Actress Bimpe Akintunde opens up on marital struggles
Nollywood actress Bimpe Akintunde shared heartbreaking details about her second failed marriage and how her husband treated her when she was pregnant.
Saheed Osupa, Malaika make history as Guinness World Records recognises Lagos concert
Saheed Osupa and Malaika achieve a historic Guinness World Record for the largest orchestra at an Afrobeats concert in Lagos, highlighting Fuji's global influence.
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Petrol prices drop by N125 per litre as IPMAN confirms nationwide fuel price cut
Nigerian motorists enjoy a petrol price drop of N125 per litre amid competition. Current rates are N1,155 to N1,299, with further reductions expected.
Just in: Tinubu gives Gbajabiamila key assignment amid "fake agency" saga
President Tinubu inaugurates a committee led by Gbajabiamila to draft the National Policing Bill, aiming for community-based support and state police implementation.
After Nigeria success, Dangote confirms site for new refinery, sets completion date
Dangote announces the completion of a new refinery in Kenya, set to enhance fuel supply and reduce East Africa's reliance on imports, mirroring the Lagos facility.
UK reports 531 Nigerians used illegal routes in eight years, releases full breakdown
UK Home Office data shows 531 Nigerians used illegal routes between 2018 and early 2026, with a full breakdown of entry methods and asylum outcomes.
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