Author: Akintayo Adams

Akintayo Adams A. is an accomplished news editor at News VEO with several years of experience covering, crafting, and delivering compelling news and content that captivates target audiences.

Guaranty Trust Bank (GTB) has informed its customers about its successful migration to its core banking system, which earlier result in temporary service disruptions. The announcement was made on a post via its verified X handle. “We have successfully transitioned! All our branches are now open until 6 PM to serve you better,” the post read. The transition to a more advanced Finacle Core Banking Application System will began on Friday, October 11, 2024. Get instant and latest news updates via Our WhatsApp Community, X/Twitter or Google News online channel.

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Abdelhakim Al-Shalmani, President of the Libyan Football Federation, resigned during a General Assembly meeting, citing dissatisfaction with the state of Libyan sports. His resignation follows the controversy over the treatment of Nigeria’s national football team, who faced difficulties during their stay in Libya ahead of a crucial AFCON 2025 qualifier. The Nigerian team was stranded at an airport for over 15 hours, leading to their decision to return home without playing the match. Al-Shalmani emphasized his contributions to international football despite stepping down. Get instant and latest news updates via Our WhatsApp Community, X/Twitter or Google News online channel.

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A 55% discount has been approved on rice and other essential items, costing ₦14 billion, to alleviate hardship caused by the fuel subsidy removal. This was announced by the Sokoto State Government. Governor Ahmed Aliyu emphasized that these items are meant for every family across the 244 wards, without political or ethnic bias. He also encouraged wealthy individuals and corporate bodies to support the initiative, which will continue until the economic situation improves. Monitoring teams, comprising various officials, have been tasked with ensuring the effective distribution of the food. Get instant and latest news updates via Our WhatsApp Community, X/Twitter or Google News online channel.

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A young lady shared an emotional video on TikTok, where she cried after her second relationship ended in heartbreak, despite giving love another chance. The video, capturing her deep pain, sparked various reactions from netizens. Some sympathized, while others made light-hearted comments about heartbreak, with remarks ranging from supportive to humorous. Her vulnerability resonated with viewers, creating a blend of empathy and jest in the comments section. @❤🥰SUNFLOWER 🌻💕 said: “why una dey always cry or land for hospital 😹😹😹” @BLESSING 🌁🕊️ wrote: “Person wey call my oxygen don land me for hospital 🥺” @princebugarry_78 remarked: “Gents we are winning 🤣🤣” @Dora opined: “This wan…

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Femi Adebayo’s Netflix Original Yoruba film, Jagun Jagun, has earned twelve nominations for the 2024 Best of Nollywood (BON) Awards. The categories include Best Indigenous Film, Director of the Year, Best Actor, and Best Cinematography. This recognition comes just days after the movie secured seven nominations in the 2024 Africa Movie Academy Awards (AMAA). Released in 2023, Jagun Jagun continues to make waves in the Nigerian film industry, showcasing its excellence in storytelling, production, and performance. Get instant and latest news updates via Our WhatsApp Community, X/Twitter or Google News online channel.

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The decapitated bodies of five men were discovered in Jalisco, Mexico, near the town of Ojuelos, a region heavily influenced by the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG). The victims’ remains were found in black plastic bags along a roadside, with authorities suspecting the involvement of organized crime due to the brutality of the killings. Jalisco has seen a high rate of cartel-related violence, with over 1,400 murders recorded in 2024 alone, reflecting Mexico’s broader struggle with escalating violence and cartel control. This latest incident follows the assassination of Alejandro Arcos, mayor of Chilpancingo, Guerrero, last week, just days after he…

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The Super Eagles are set to return to Nigeria after being stranded for over 15 hours at Al Abraq International Airport in Libya. Following external pressure, the Libyan government authorized refueling of their chartered jet and cleared the airspace. Sports journalist Adepoju Tobi Samuel, known as OgaNlaMedia, confirmed the development, stating that the team refused a diversion to Benghazi and insisted on flying directly back to Nigeria. This resolution came after the players endured long hours without basic necessities such as food, water, or internet access. Get instant and latest news updates via Our WhatsApp Community, X/Twitter or Google News online channel.

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The Libyan Football Federation (LFF) has responded to the controversy surrounding the Super Eagles’ diversion to Al Abraq Airport. They denied any deliberate attempt to frustrate the Nigerian team, attributing the issue to routine air traffic control and security protocols. LFF emphasized that such diversions are not uncommon and expressed regret for the inconvenience caused. “We hope that this misunderstanding can be resolved with understanding and goodwill. Our doors are open to our Nigerian brothers and all African teams, and we continue to promote the spirit of unity, sportsmanship, and friendship in the world of football.” They also highlighted the…

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Maverick singer Seun Kuti recently shared his frustration over not receiving an invite to Afrobeats star Davido’s wedding. During an episode of “Curiosity Made Me Ask,” Kuti revealed that he couldn’t sleep for a week after feeling snubbed, despite Davido frequently visiting his family’s African Shrine and drinking without paying in the past. “Davido would come to the African Shrine with 100 guys, and he would drink without paying, but when it was time for his wedding, I didn’t get IV. I was pained, I didn’t sleep for one week,” he said. Get instant and latest news updates via Our WhatsApp…

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The French government plans to introduce a new immigration law in early 2025 to tighten border controls and address undocumented migrants deemed dangerous. Following recent debates on immigration, sparked by a high-profile crime involving a migrant, the proposed law may extend detention periods for such individuals from 90 to 210 days. Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau, known for his hardline stance, seeks to reinstate offenses like illegal residence. The bill aims to modify previously censured measures and gain support from right-wing lawmakers. Get instant and latest news updates via Our WhatsApp Community, X/Twitter or Google News online channel.

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