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  The debates between leading political candidates in the United States and the United Kingdom offer significant insights into the potential economic directions of these influential nations. The Trump-Biden debates in the US and the Sunak-Starmer debates in the UK highlight the contrasting visions of the candidates and their parties, each vying to shape their respective country's future and, by extension, the global economic landscape.  Leading Candidates and Party Affiliations United States: Trump vs. Biden - Donald Trump: Representing the Republican Party, Trump advocates for policies that focus on deregulation, tax cuts, and a more isolationist trade policy. - Joe Biden: Representing the Democratic Party, Biden emphasizes infrastructure investment, climate change initiatives, and a more inclusive economic policy aimed at reducing income inequality.  United Kingdom: Sunak vs. Starmer - Rishi Sunak: As a leader of the Conservative Party, Sunak promotes fiscal conservatism, Brexit-

    On June 27, 2024, the national leadership of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) addressed a significant issue concerning misinformation and unauthorized use of the party’s identity on social media. An X handle named “PDP 2027 @PDPGovernment” has been parading itself as an official support page for the PDP, spreading views and opinions purportedly on behalf of the party. The PDP leadership has unequivocally disowned this handle, clarifying that “PDP 2027 @PDPGovernment” is neither an official nor an affiliated account. The party has stressed that any information disseminated through this handle does not represent the official stance, views, or policies of the PDP. Hon. Debo Ologunagba, the National Publicity Secretary of the PDP, emphasized that the party has not authorized any group or individual to create social media handles for disseminating PDP news, history, heritage, and administration. This step is crucial to maintaining the integrity and authenticity of the party's comm

  In recent developments, Nigerian passport holders have faced significant setbacks as Ethiopia, Turkey, and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have revoked previously granted visa privileges, impacting travel and mobility for many Nigerians. Turkey: Previously, Nigerians could easily obtain e-visas for Turkey, facilitating smooth travel for business and tourism. However, this privilege has been revoked, complicating the process and requiring more stringent visa application procedures. United Arab Emirates (UAE): The situation is more dire in the UAE. Since 2022, the UAE has banned Nigerian nationals from entering Dubai. Despite diplomatic efforts by the Nigerian government, the ban remains in place. The Nigerian Minister of Aviation, Festus Keyamo, hinted at a potential lifting of the ban in October, but uncertainty surrounds this prospect. Ethiopia: Similarly, Ethiopia ceased issuing visas-on-arrival to Nigerian passport holders two years ago, a policy that has not been reversed. Travele

   Nick Imudia, former Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Konga, one of Nigeria's leading e-commerce platforms, tragically took his own life, sending shockwaves through his family, friends, and the business community. Imudia, who was serving as the CEO of D.light, a prominent innovator in residential solar energy solutions at the time of his death, ended his life on the night of Tuesday, June 25, by jumping from the balcony of his apartment in Lekki, Lagos. Before his untimely death, Imudia reached out to his brother in the United States, providing detailed instructions on the distribution of his wealth in case anything happened to him. In a heart-wrenching conversation, he also spoke to his young daughter from a previous relationship, assuring her that he would always be with her, telling her to look up at the sky to feel his presence. Nick Imudia hailed from Ika South Local Government Area in Delta State. Known for his exceptional leadership and visionary skills, Imudia played a si

  1. What is prostate cancer? Prostate cancer is a form of cancer that occurs in the prostate, a small walnut-shaped gland in men that produces seminal fluid. It is one of the most common types of cancer in men. 2. What are the symptoms of prostate cancer? Early-stage prostate cancer may not cause any symptoms. Advanced stages can lead to symptoms like difficulty urinating, blood in urine or semen, erectile dysfunction, pain in the pelvis, and bone pain. 3. How is prostate cancer diagnosed? Diagnosis typically involves a combination of a digital rectal exam (DRE), prostate-specific antigen (PSA) blood test, and sometimes a biopsy or imaging tests. 4. Can exercise reduce the risk of prostate cancer? Yes, regular exercise can help reduce the risk of developing prostate cancer. Physical activity helps maintain a healthy weight, which is associated with a lower risk of prostate cancer. 5. What types of exercise can reduce the risk of prostate cancer? Aerobic exercises like walking, jogging

   In a troubling development, suspected armed bandits operating in Ukum Local Government Area (LGA) of Benue State have started imposing taxes and levies on the residents of Torough and surrounding communities. The situation has escalated to the point where each household is being forced to pay a significant monthly levy under threat of violence. According to an anonymous resident, the armed gangs have introduced a monthly tax of N20 million, which is to be collectively paid by the households in the affected areas. Each household has been assigned a portion of this levy, with some traditional compounds facing demands as high as N1 million. The resident emphasized the pervasive fear that grips the community, stating, "We are more or less in bondage here. There is no complete freedom of movement, association, or expression." The resident also noted the strong communication network that the militia groups maintain, enabling them to monitor activities within the communities and

   The Rivers State Police Command has officially declared former Niger Delta militant leader Gabriel 'General' Asabuja wanted. This declaration follows the release of a viral video in which Asabuja issued threats, exacerbating the ongoing crisis in local government councils within the state. The viral video featuring General Asabuja has caused widespread panic and concern, both within Rivers State and beyond. State Commissioner of Police, Tunji Disu, highlighted the severe impact of the video during his appearance on Channels Television's Politics Today. Disu stated, "That video caused a lot of panic in the state. It gives a lot of concern to everybody even out of the state." The Rivers State Police have taken decisive actions in response to the threats made by Asabuja. Commissioner Disu assured the public that the police are actively working to apprehend the ex-militant leader. "We have put actions in motion. We would get him at the appropriate time. We hav