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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, may have just moved into Frogmore Cottage, but that isn’t stopping them from collecting new homes. Queen Elizabeth reportedly gifted the couple another new home, this time inside Buckingham Palace. The new home, the Daily Mail reported, will act as a home base for the couple and their newborn son, Archie, whenever they are in London. According to a source who spoke to the Daily Mail, it is standard procedure for Royals living outside the capital to be given somewhere they can stay in London. For example, the source added, Princes Andrew and Edward both have accommodations in the Palace but live outside the city like Harry and Meghan. The couple’s permanent home is just 30 miles from the city. However, it can become a traffic and strategic nightmare for the royals and their staff who need to frequently travel to London for meetings and events. The exact location of the couple’s new home in Buckingham remains a closely gua

Investigators looking into allegations that Manchester City misled those conducting a financial fair play probe are reportedly seeking a one-year Champions League ban for the reigning Premier League champions, according to the New York Times. English soccer authorities and UEFA officials been investigating Manchester City after allegations surfaced following the publication of Football Leaks revelations. The investigatory panel's leader will ultimately make the final decision regarding whether or not the club is punished and how severe the punishment winds up being. If he does sanction a year-long Champions League ban, given that Man City would almost certainly appeal, it is unclear it would be able to be enforced in time for next season's competition. Manchester City, which is backed by Sheikh Mansour and the royal family of Abu Dhabi, captured its second consecutive Premier League title this season and outlasted Liverpool to secure the trophy on the campaign's fi

Competition among commercial banks in Nigeria has intensified, with each bank striving to be the best in Nigeria. These are the names of the top 5 out of the 24 banks in Nigeria Gtbank: Guarantee Trust Bank can be easily shortened to Gtbank. It was founded in 1990, and it offers a full range of financial services, including retail, corporate, investment banking, online/internet banking, and asset management. It is currently the best bank in Nigeria with a massive staff of 10,000 members and serves over eight million customers. RELATED:Williamson notches record ton but rain frustrates New Zealand  First Bank Of Nigeria (FBN) First bank was the first banking institution to be established in Nigeria. It was originally called Bank of West Africa when it was established in 1894 but was later changed to first bank of Nigeria in 1979. The bank now has subsidiaries across and beyond the borders of Nigeria and employs more than 7,000 staff. RELATED:See how 36 states share

Governor Abdullahi Ganduje of Kano state, has presented the staff of office to the four new Emirs. The exercise follows the recent split of the Kano Emirate into five. The Governor proceeded to present the staff against the orders of a court, restraining him from implementing the breakup of the Emirate. In a statement by his chief secretary, Abba Anwar, said the governor presented the instrument to Aminu Ado-Bayero, the eldest son of the late emir of Kano, as the emir of Bichi. He also presented to Ibrahim Abubakar II, emir of Karaye; Tafida Abubakar-Ila, emir of Rano, and Ibrahim Abdulkadir, emir of Gaya. “This Staff of Office represents dedication and commitment to serve your subjects in the areas of security, health care delivery system, education and environment among others,” said the governor while congratulating the new first class traditional rulers. “We, as a government, are always ready to work with you hand in hand for the growth and development of our state i

President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday met separately behind closed doors with Governors Akinwunmi Ambode of Lagos State, Samuel Ortom, Benue, and Nasir El-Rufa’I of Kaduna, at the Presidential Villa, Abuja. Details of the meetings are still being awaited, but Ambode told State House correspondents that he was in the villa to thank the president for his visit to Lagos State in April where he inaugurated several projects. On his part, Ortom disclosed that he updated the president on the current security situation in Benue. Buhari also met with Mr Godwin Emefiele, Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), where he was quoted as congratulating him over his re-appointment for another five-year term.

K ehinde Bamigbetan , the  Lagos State commissioner for information , was earlier today involved in a car accident. The accident occurred on way from Ile-Ife. Thankfully, he survived the accident though he sustained some neck injury.

Ag. IGP Adamu By Carl Umegboro Road trips along the Kaduna-Abuja highway is cataclysmically becoming more than nightmares. Simply put; a no-go area. The rate of armed banditry, kidnapping and sundry heinous crimes taking place in the environs worrisomely demand a state of emergency by the governments. Figures of casualties are abysmally, rapidly rising on daily basis. From Abuja to Kaduna is approximately 188.7 Kilometers; roughly three hours drive. By implications, Kaduna shares proximity with the seat of power and possibly habours some oblique characters that find it difficult to operate within the federal capital territory owing to heavy presences of all the security agencies with their headquarters. Recently, the acting-Inspector General of Police, Mohammad Adamu at a Northern Traditional Rulers Council meeting in Kaduna unequivocally, pointedly attested that crime rate in the country has alarmingly recorded 1,071 persons killed, 685 abducted in the first quarter of 2019