The French Appointed President of Ivory Coast, is planning the assassination of Captain Traore!. M Jo

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We're yet to hear frm her

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If Osinbajo was just a popcorn seller, then what is Shettima?

Saint Akpabio pray for all sinners

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💪🏿 Today is World Malaria Day, and it’s time to recommit to ending malaria.

Malaria is a life-threatening disease spread to humans by some types of mosquitoes. It is mostly found in tropical countries. It is preventable and curable.

In 2023, there were 263 million malaria cases and 597 000 deaths in 83 countries.

We know how to end malaria. The choice is ours: act now or risk losing ground. Ending malaria is not just a health imperative; it is an investment in a more equitable, safer and prosperous future for every nation.

*Here are some key facts to know:*

Malaria claims an estimated 1 life every minute.

95% of deaths from malaria occur in in the African Region.

11 countries in Africa bear two thirds of the world’s malaria burden.

Since 2000, 2.2 billion malaria cases and 12.7 million deaths have been averted.

After years of steady decline in malaria cases and deaths, progress has stalled.

Malaria can be prevented by avoiding mosquito bites and by taking medicines. Talk to a doctor about taking medicines such as chemoprophylaxis before travelling to areas where malaria is common.

*Lower the risk of getting malaria by avoiding mosquito bites:*

1️⃣ Use mosquito nets when sleeping in places where malaria is present.
2️⃣ Use mosquito repellents (containing DEET, IR3535 or Icaridin) after dusk.
3️⃣ Use coils and vaporizers.
4️⃣ Wear protective clothing.
5️⃣ Use window screens.

Learn more about malaria and the World Malaria Day here https://bit.ly/3YL9l2M

Kendrick Lamar's hit single "Not Like Us" just received a surge of new nominations, making it the most award-nominated diss song in hip-hop history. K-Dot's Drake diss, which won five Grammy Awards in February, continues to draw critical acclaim, as the song has earned three nominations for the upcoming 2025 American Music Awards. See details in the comments below.

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It’s not always “just stress.”
A lot of men are losing their power because of what they swallow daily—

Pills for blood pressure. Pills for diabetes. And the food that caused the problem in the first place? Still on the plate.

The truth is?
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And those pills?
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It doesn’t have to be this way.
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Tribunal upholds FCCPC’s $220m fine against Meta

The Competition and Consumer Protection Tribunal has upheld the $220 million fine imposed on Meta Platforms Incorporated by the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission, FCCPC.

The Director for Corporate Affairs of FCCPC, Ondaje Ijagwu, made this announcement in a statement on Friday.

Ijagwu said that the tribunal also awarded the commission $35,000 to cover the investigation costs.

DAILY POST reports that Meta and WhatsApp appealed the fine imposed by the FCCPC after the regulator concluded that the companies engaged in discriminatory and exploitative practices against Nigerian consumers.
The fine arose from a 38-month joint investigation initiated by the FCCPC and the Nigeria Data Protection Commission, NDPC, into the conduct, privacy practices, and consumer data policies of Meta Platforms and WhatsApp.

The statement read in part, “The Competition and Consumer Protection Tribunal today delivered its judgment in the appeal filed by Meta Platforms Incorporated (Facebook) and WhatsApp LLC against the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC), affirming the Commission’s authority and actions in nearly all the contested issues.

“The Tribunal specifically determined that the Commission complied with prevailing laws, discharged its mandate, and exercised its powers within the confines of the 1999 Constitution (as amended). It ruled that the multiple actions by WhatsApp and Meta, for which the Commission made findings of violations, were correctly identified, and that the Commission did not err in making those findings.

“In addition to upholding the major aspects of the FCCPC’s Final Order, the Tribunal awarded the sum of $220 million against Meta Platforms Incorporated and WhatsApp LLC as an administrative penalty, and further awarded $35,000 to the FCCPC as cost of investigation.”
Recall that the FCCPC had on 19 July 2024 issued a Final Order imposing a $220 million administrative penalty after concluding that the companies engaged in discriminatory and exploitative practices against Nigerian consumers.

The case arose from a 38-month joint investigation initiated by the FCCPC and the Nigeria Data Protection Commission, NDPC, into the conduct, privacy practices, and consumer data policies of Meta Platforms and WhatsApp.

Assassination:Major Plot Has Been Prepared Against Our Country, the Ultimate Aim to cause Chaos-Sana

Burkina Faso’s transitional government has revealed a foiled assassination attempt targeting Captain Ibrahim Traore, exposing a major plot allegedly orchestrated from neighboring Ivory Coast. According to Security Minister Mahamadou Sana, intelligence services uncovered the plan, which was aimed at plunging the country into chaos.

In a statement broadcast on national television, Sana said, “The meticulous work of the intelligence service revealed a major plot being prepared against our country, the ultimate aim of which is to sow total chaos.” He added that the assault was scheduled for April 16, 2025, and was to be executed by a group of soldiers recruited by foreign-based conspirators.

Authorities have identified the plot’s masterminds as two exiled former army officers, Major Joanny Compaore and Lieutenant Abdramane Barry, both allegedly operating from Ivory Coast. A dozen soldiers, including two officers, were arrested in connection with the scheme.

This development comes amid heightened insecurity in Burkina Faso, where Traore’s junta faces growing criticism for repression and the worsening insurgency crisis. The government continues to accuse Ivory Coast of backing destabilizing elements