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The Intelligentsia Leadership Foundation organizes the first International Leadership Conference on April 25, 2026, at Oduduwa Hall, OAU in Ile-Ife, themed 'Redefining the Standards of Leadership.' Peter Obi, ex-Anambra governor and 2023 Labour Party presidential candidate, will deliver the keynote; the free event requires Google form registration due to limited seats. While Obidients rally for a big Southwest turnout amid economic challenges, some worry about cancellations by university authorities or the government, echoing Nigeria's tense political climate. Obi has not yet confirmed on his X account, but anticipation grows a month out.

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Peter Obi, celebrated for his frugal governance and youth appeal, steps up as the main speaker at a new leadership event on the OAU campus. Students and supporters are already buzzing with excitement for his insights.

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President Bola Tinubu, in office since May 2023, faces sharp online criticism for high living costs, with inflation dropping from 35% last year to 15% now but food prices and joblessness still biting hard. Posts warn of worse suffering if he wins a second term in January 2027, amid approval ratings hovering at 37-46% and claims he's the most unpopular leader since 1999. While allies praise stabilizing reforms, many fear weak opposition could hand him victory despite the widespread anger.

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Fuel prices have doubled to 1,330 naira per liter since Tinubu removed subsidies, leaving families grappling with inflation and blackouts.

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Ifá, a Yoruba divination system from Nigeria and Benin guided by 256 sacred patterns, thrives in Atlanta thanks to its large Nigerian community, historical slave trade influences, and rappers like 21 Savage who share rituals such as ancestor offerings. The tradition emphasizes balance, ethics, and destiny, distinct from stereotypes, and connects to broader diasporic practices in places like Cuba. Discussions highlight cultural pride in reclaiming roots alongside pushback from some who view it as demonic, sparking talks on passing down beliefs.

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A father gently guides his young daughters through Ifá rituals—pouring liquids and chanting together—capturing the quiet passing of Yoruba wisdom across generations.

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Dayne St. Clair guards goal, backed by defenders Richie Laryea, Kamal Miller, Joel Waterman, and Niko Sigur. Midfield features Ali Ahmed, Mathieu Choinière, Nathan Saliba, and Tajon Buchanan, while captain Jonathan David pairs up front with Cyle Larin, who's chasing his first goal since 2024. Ismaël Koné misses out due to suspension amid injuries, turning the match into a key performance camp; bench depth includes James Crépeau, Derek Cornelius, and newcomers like Marcelo Flores. Kickoff is 7:30 p.m. ET on TSN and RDS as Canada sharpens up against Iceland's defense.

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With the 2026 World Cup just months away, Jesse Marsch has picked a 4-4-2 lineup blending experience and ambition for tonight's friendly at BMO Field.

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A clip of South African men vibing to the lesser-known track 'Disappear' from *I Am... Sasha Fierce* drew thousands of likes and nostalgic stories. Fans recall rural households blasting the album, school sing-alongs in 2013, and CDs borrowed forever, insisting it's a top favorite in South Africa despite lower rankings by some U.S. listeners. Nigerian fans joined in, praising deep cuts, while the buzz underscores the album's lasting grip in Africa, Europe, and Asia—complete with its Grammy-winning hits like 'Halo' and 'Single Ladies.'

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Straight South African guys groove freely to 'Disappear' from Beyoncé's 2008 album, a video that's lighting up memories across the continent.

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On Sky News March 22, former UK development secretary Rory Stewart called for the US, Israel, and allies to withdraw immediately from the war that began February 28 with strikes on Iranian energy and nuclear sites. Iran has hit back at Gulf infrastructure near Dubai and Qatar, killing eight in the UAE and spiking oil prices as the Strait of Hormuz faces closure threats. Stewart highlighted how US bases have made hosts like Qatar targets, setting their economies back a decade, while debate rages over standing firm against Iranian extremism or pulling out to avoid meltdown. UK leaders are preparing for economic fallout with a COBRA meeting.

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Rory Stewart watched Gulf cities like Dubai, built from desert sands into global hubs, now crumbling under missile fire. He warns the conflict risks dragging the world into economic ruin and World War III.

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