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Okoi Arikpo Omini Partners Offiong Edem Foundation Ahead of Ugep Open Table Tennis Tournament and Calabar Championship

By Odey Ojeka The organiser of the Ugep Open Table Tennis Tournament, Mr Okoi Arikpo Omini, CEO of BLAKKAM Urban Livestock and Farms Limited and Hands Around the Neighborhood, was in Calabar to support and collaborate with the Offiong Edem Foundation on its upcoming national table tennis competition. The meeting, held in Calabar, centered on... This article Okoi Arikpo Omini Partners Offiong Edem Foundation Ahead of Ugep Open Table Tennis Tournament and Calabar Championship was originally created by Converseer.

Wealthier areas must play their part in housing asylum seekers, Burnham suggests

The prime minister was asked about protests over plans to use a former military base to house asylum seekers.

BBC News•8/11/2026

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Somalia: Survey of displaced families in Baidoa finds every second child malnourished

NAIROBI, Kenya, August 11, 2026/APO Group/ — An MSF survey has found shocking levels of malnutrition among children in displacement sites in Baidoa, Somalia. Malnutrition and displacement are most severely affecting women and children across the country, as donors continue to withdraw their support. MSF calls on the donor community to ensure an adequately funded... This article Somalia: Survey of displaced families in Baidoa finds every second child malnourished was originally created by Converseer.

Unpriced Food Inflation Threatens Volatile Bond Market

Marie-Anne Allier, Fixed Income Fund Manager at Carmignac Gestion, discussed the current challenges facing bond markets amid rising energy prices and geopolitical tensions involving Iran. She noted that much of the negative impact from higher oil, gas, and energy prices is already priced into the market, with expectations of fewer interest rate cuts and potential hikes in the US and Europe. However, Allier highlighted a looming risk that is not yet fully reflected in bond prices: food inflation. She pointed to adverse weather conditions affecting harvests, disruptions to Ukraine's grain exports due to the conflict with Russia, and the potential volatility from El Niño as factors likely to trigger a new supply shock in food prices within the next six to twelve months. (Source: Bloomberg)

Bloomberg•8/11/2026

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UNIBEN, Renaissance Africa Energy deepen push for tech-driven education

The University of Benin (UNIBEN) has launched a Campus Green Belt Initiative and unveiled plans for a technology-driven innovation ecosystem read more UNIBEN, Renaissance Africa Energy deepen push for tech-driven education

Business Day Nigeria•8/11/2026

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Cambridge’s youngest Black professor in plagiarism row publishes memoir

Jason Arday, Cambridge’s youngest Black professor, publishes his memoir “Great and Unfortunate Things” amidst a plagiarism row and resignation from Cambrid Read More: https://punchng.com/cambridges-youngest-black-professor-in-plagiarism-row-publishes-memoir/

PUNCH•8/11/2026

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Rarara’s attack song normal in politics, Kwankwaso tells Pantami

“Pantami used to call the PDP all kinds of names, including ‘Al-Kafira’, yet he has now joined the same party and contested under its platform,” he said. The post Rarara’s attack song normal in politics, Kwankwaso tells Pantami appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

Premium Times•8/11/2026

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Excusing unverified certificates among politicians threatens Nigeria’s future – Peter Obi

Former Labour Party presidential candidate, Peter Obi, has warned that tolerating unverified academic credentials among public officials could erode societal standards and undermine the nation’s future. In a tweet on his X handle on Tuesday, Obi stressed that the issue goes beyond any individual and should be viewed as a matter of accountability, integrity, and […] Excusing unverified certificates among politicians threatens Nigeria’s future – Peter Obi

Daily Post Nigeria•8/11/2026

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'Guac Signal' Sparked Chipotle's Frantic Bid to Recall Jalapeños

Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc. figured out that jalapeños were the source of a salmonella outbreak and began an automated recall system to notify restaurants and destroy the tainted peppers. The company was able to identify the problematic ingredient before health agencies announced nationwide recalls, and it quickly replaced the jalapeños with batches from different growers. Bloomberg's Daniela Sirtori joined Bloomberg Intelligence to discuss. (Source: Bloomberg)

Bloomberg•8/11/2026

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‘Preach truth without hatred’ – APC Chairman Yilwatda urges religious leaders

The National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Nentawe Yilwatda, has urged religious leaders across Nigeria to promote peace and reconciliation rather than hatred and division. Yilwatda made the call on Tuesday in Abuja while speaking at an International Conference on National Security for Socio-economic Development organised by Jama’atu Izalatil Bidiah wa Iqamatis Sunnah […] ‘Preach truth without hatred’ – APC Chairman Yilwatda urges religious leaders

Daily Post Nigeria•8/11/2026

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Carjacking Goes Poorly For Carjacker

A would-be carjacker had a rude surprise Monday when the intended victim didn’t back down despite being shot. Philadelphia police say the would-be carjacker brandished a handgun and fired at the driver of a blue Volvo, wounding him before the driver drew his own handgun and returned fire, NBC 10, a Philadelphia-area TV station, reported.... This article Carjacking Goes Poorly For Carjacker was originally created by Converseer.

Converseer•8/11/2026

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Jameela Jamil: UK Owes Trillions to India Because ‘We Colonised the World’

The former BBC presenter, who was born in London and is of Pakistani and Indian descent, went on to say that Britain owed “43 trillion” to India. Speaking about Tahani, her character in the series The Good Place, Jamil told the Yestergays podcast that Americans were wrong to think British people were “sweet”. She said:... This article Jameela Jamil: UK Owes Trillions to India Because ‘We Colonised the World’ was originally created by Converseer.

Converseer•8/11/2026

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