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Awolowo Road in Lagos this morning…

A few photographs from the rehearsals for the inauguration function which comes up on Friday May 29th at the Eagle square Abuja. See another photograph bellow.

This is the thing that Capital Oil station at Ojodu Berger, Omole Phase 2 resembles today. Fuel is offering at N87. The hustle for fuel is real…another photograph bellow.

Since the end of the Cold War the US has fabricated two enemies for itself – Radical Islam and Russia – but now it has to choose only one, and the best candidate is Radical Islam, according to French historian, ...

According to exit polls revealed on Sunday, opposition candidate Andrzej Duda won Poland’s run-off presidential election.   Opposition candidate Andrzej Duda won Poland’s run-off presidential election with 52 percent of the votes, exit polls revealed on Sunday. Duda, a candidate from the country’s largest ...

China’s economy has been on the ascent for quite a long time – and that implies that innumerable quantities of its natives have seen their total assets experience the rooftop. From the founder of Alibaba, Jack Ma, who saw his ...

1. Jack Ma – $19.5 billion Coming in at number 1 is Jack Ma who burst onto the world stage when Chinese e-commerce site Alibaba went public on the NASDAQ exchange. The hugely popular site, which amounts to being the ...

3. Ma Huateng – $14.4 billion Ma Huateng made his way into the number 3 spot in our list by turning internet services firm Tencent into a dynamic powerhouse. Tencent’s “weChat” mobile texting app alone garners over 440 million users ...

5. Zong Qinghou – $11 billion Zong Qinghou has made a fortune from something simple: manufacturing tea and water. His Hangzhou Wahaha Group was founded as a beverage manufacturer in a store at a children’s school in the late 1980’s, ...

9. Liu Qiangdong – $7.1 billion Founder of online shopping firm JD.com, Liu Qiangdong, joined the list of China’s richest last year when JD.com went public on the US NASDAQ exchange. 10. Liu Yongxing – $6.5 billion There’s big money ...