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Netflix’s Final Season of “Money Heist” is Right Around the Corner (Watch Teaser)

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Fans of “Money Heist“, we’ve got great news for you.

Your favourite series has been renewed for season 5. The forthcoming season will be the final season of the Netflix original series, and it will be split into two parts. Volume 1 will premiere on September 3 and Volume 2 on December 3, 2021. Each part will consist of five episodes, completing a ten-hour arc that will conclude the series’ story as told by its narrator and protagonist Tokyo, Variety reports.

The series creator, Álex Pina told Variety that:

When we began to write Part 5 in the midst of the pandemic, we felt that we had to change what was expected from the ten-episode season and used every tool we could to create the sensation of a season finale or series finale in the first volume itself. We decided to work in an extremely aggressive genre, putting The Gang on the ropes. In volume 2, we focus more on the emotional situation of the characters. It is a journey across their sentimental map that connects us directly to their departure.

Úrsula Coberó, Álvaro Morte, Itziar Ituño, Pedro Alonso, Miguel Herrán, Jaime Lorente, Esther Acebo, Enrique Arce, Darko Peric, Hovik Keuchkerian, Luka Peros, Belén Cuesta, Fernando Cayo, Rodrigo de la Serna, Najwa Nimri and José Manuel Poga, will all return for season five.

Fans should also expect some new faces to join the fray, and it will be fun to see where our favourite characters end up.

Check out this intense, slow-motion teaser Netflix released to accompany the highly anticipated announcement:

 

 

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Why would my vehicle be impound by EKEDC for three months – Businesswoman

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A businesswoman, Ololade Ajayi, has accused officials of the Eko Electricity Distribution Company of impounding her vehicle for over three months at their office opposite the Sangotedo Local Council Development Area of Lagos State.

PUNCH Metro gathered that Ajayi visited a car wash opposite the central mosque in Sangotedo to wash her car.

She was reversing to drive out of the premises when she reportedly ran into an electric pole belonging to the electricity distribution company.

The EKEDC office

The crash was said to have caused an electrical spark, as people ran for safety.

Ajayi said officials of EKEDC prevented her from leaving the premises and drove her vehicle to their office.

She said, “The incident happened on January 13, 2021. I went to wash my car at a car wash close to the EKEDC office in Sangotedo, but as I was reversing to drive out, I noticed electric sparks and became scared because people were running.

“I suddenly noticed that the wire on the pole had fallen and it crossed the entrance of the car wash, so I could not drive out. The pole also slanted but didn’t fall completely. The next thing I noticed was that three officials of the EKEDC came from their office close to the car wash and said I crushed the pole.

“I told them my car had no scratch and that the pole was not braced properly as it was braced with planks. But the EKEDC officials insisted that they could not allow me to go with my car and we started arguing.

“I left my eight-month-old baby in my shop to pick the car and needed to rush back to her. The officials were insisting that I could not go with the car; one of them collected my key, drove the car to their office and parked it there.”

Ajayi explained that efforts to retrieve her Black Honda Accord, with number plate, FST 711 EF, from the EKEDC office proved abortive, adding that the company had demanded N1.2m for the damaged pole.

She said, “The following day, I went to their office with my husband and one of his friends, but we were referred to another office in Sangotedo, where we met one of EKEDC’s officials who told us that they just wanted to blame me for the pole which had been earlier damaged by another vehicle. The official said EKEDC refused to repair the pole after that vehicle ran into it. They (EKEDC) said I would pay N1.2m for damaging the pole and I said I could not pay for what I did not do.”

During a visit to the scene, eyewitnesses, including mechanics and businessmen in the area, confirmed to PUNCH Metro that the pole fell when a vehicle rammed into it during an accident, adding that Ajayi’s vehicle did not break it.

Read Also: Dealings with Covid-19 vaccination

Our correspondent also sighted Ajayi’s black Honda Accord in EKEDC’s compound.

A mechanic, who gave his name only as Yinka, said, “They (EKEDC) just want to blame the woman for what another person did. It was a Nissan Pathfinder that damaged the pole initially. They used planks to brace the pole before the incident involving the woman happened.

“The impact of the woman’s car on the pole couldn’t have brought it down if it was braced properly. The woman’s vehicle even had no scratch. The officials are aware of the first accident because the vehicle was abandoned here for days.”

The Chief Legal Officer and Secretary, EKEDC, Wola Joseph, said Ajayi’s car was kept in their office by the police.

She said, “What happened was that when the car hit the pole, the windows were up and the car was locked. They (police) have called her and her husband several times to come and unlock it so that the police could tow it, but they refused.

“The police wanted to break the window to be able to tow it, but my office told them that they could not break the window and the police left it there; there is a report at the station.”

The state Police Public Relations Officer, Muyiwa Adejobi, said, “EKEDC reported the incident to the police. When the police in Ogombo went to their office, they didn’t see the woman. The police have nothing to do with the parking of the vehicle on the premises of EKEDC.

“When they got there, the vehicle was in their compound and the vehicle was parked. It is not easy for them to tow the vehicle to the police compound and the woman has not come to the police station.

“The allegation from EKEDC was that the woman hit their pole and it got damaged, so the woman should come to the station so we can hear her own story and start investigation.”

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Dealings with Covid-19 vaccination

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Should I call it rumour or noise spreading across the world that AstraZeneca is fake, people saying that the vaccine is the virus and all that, a whole lot of different stories, but then, what did I think about it personally?

 

 

Hmmm, if you ask me, I would say that let me tell you my story about twenty-four hours before vaccination and forty-eight hours after vaccination. Perhaps, you might figure out an answer for yourself and get convinced either to take the vaccine or not.

NIGERIA GET DELIVERY OF ASTRAZENECA COVID VACCINE

On Tuesday, March two 2021, Nigeria received 3.92 million doses of the COVID-19 vaccine developed by the University of Oxford and AstraZeneca. It is the first shipment for the over 16 million doses allocated to the country through the COVAX Facility, aimed at vaccinating 20% of the population.

Nigeria is expected to receive an additional 42 million doses of approved vaccines through the African Union’s African Vaccine Acquisition Task Team, but details on the timeline of shipments are not yet clear.

Dozens of Nigerian officials, wearing yellow high-visibility jackets and facemasks, met the flight delivering the vaccines on the airport tarmac in Abuja.

The government expected to receive 84 million doses of the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine from COVAX this year, enough to inoculate 20% of the population.

The first doses were administered at a treatment centre of National Hospital Abuja the following Friday, and the nationwide vaccine rollout commenced on March 12.

LAGOS GETS DELIVERY OF VACCINE

In Lagos, after receiving over 500,000 doses of the AstraZeneca jab, and despite concerns in some countries over the safety of the vaccine, Commissioner for Health in the State, Akin Abayomi said that authorities had spent a long time looking over the data and concluded that there was “no reason for the State to slow down its COVID-19 vaccination response.

Abayomi, who later received the first jab of the COVID-19 vaccine in Lagos, said the vaccine’s benefits continue to outweigh its risks, and the communication from World Health Organisation and relevant government agencies gives us the confidence to proceed with vaccination to prevent a third wave of the pandemic.

Speaking at the venue of the Flag-off ceremony, the Executive Governor of Lagos State, Mr Babajide Sanwo-Olu, who also received the AstraZeneca vaccine urged Nigerians to disregard rumours and misinformation making the rounds about the vaccine as he puts it.

OGA AT THE TOP VACCINATED

In fact, my immediate boss, Mrs Adeola Akindele got a Jab of the vaccine. hmm, everyone at the office was excited as she shared the news at the office, but definitely, everyone was curious I guess especially me about the outcome, how she would feel later on.

Oh my goodness, the following day, guess what happened? she did not come to the office? Did she felt sick? what exactly happened? well, none of the above! Smiles.

You know what, she came to the office very hungry which is very usual, she ate like five times that day. You know, reacting to this, we asked “Ma’am, how are you feeling?” she said “this vaccine is just making me eat o” I am feeling very well, but I just feel like eating, probably the vaccination unleashed the hunger part of me, smiles.

Well, that did not continue for long though because it was Friday and the weekend is close, but by Monday, all was well.

THE BREAKING NEWS IN LAGOS (Over the weekend, the news broke)

Eighty-eight centres were approved across Lagos while eligible citizens who fit into Phase one of the vaccination exercise were urged to pre-register online for the vaccine at www.nphcdaict.com.ng or www.vaccination.gov.ng before proceeding to any of the vaccination sites for a quick and seamless process.

MY LIFE IN 24 HOURS

I fall within the category of Front line workers. I am a Journalist. So I had to decide if I should take the vaccine or not.

Personally, I do say that “Tough decisions are hard to make, but the best to make” is one of my favourite personal developed quotes. So, I stood by it and decided to go for vaccination on Monday, March twenty-two 2021.

Now, this is my story twenty-four hours before vaccination.

On Sunday, March twenty-one 2021, I resume work by 4 pm which will last till 9:15 pm, yeah! I completed my work that evening at work, but I stayed overnight at the office because I would also work the following day by 4 pm, so I have morning hours to myself.

After work on Sunday, I went online, got the address of the closest centre to the office, I found one, which is Oregun Health Care Centre. I was also on Twitter to ask questions basically on if I have to eat before vaccination or not. Good people of Nigeria responded by saying I should eat, it is always advisable to.

My mind never for once skipped the fact that I would be vaccinated the following morning. Well, I was not scared at all, not even close to that. I was very comfortable, but I couldn’t sleep till the next morning, why did that happen exactly? I seriously don’t know. but trust, I maximised that time, I continued the book I was reading which is “Great Leaders Ask Good Questions by John Maxwell” interesting book I must say.

I, also within that time frame(midnight) to create some content for my clients, yeah! I am also a social media manager.

MY SIDELINE JOB

Please, let me advertise myself.
“Are you tired or do not have time to handle your social media platforms or website? for your business or personal?

But truly, you do not find rest of mind leaving your business accounts or website inactive? hmm, I am your best bet.

Contact me on my number 08101951177. Cheers😀

MY LIFE IN 24 HOURS CONTINUES

Fine, around 6 am I was feeling sleepy, so I went to bed, but by 7:45 am, the cleaners were around to clean the premises, so I had to excuse them. Before then, around 3 am I had my bath.

In no time I was ready, set out to the restaurant to have my breakfast then to the vaccination centre. I had rice and plantain and a whole lot of water.

I walked down to the centre because it is not that far away from my office ( about 3.7 kilometres while driving( 9minutes drive and 28 minutes walk).

 

CURIOSITY AT THE HOSPITAL

On getting to Oregun Health Care Centre, what did I see?

A bit of Traffic gridlock, and a whole lot of people at the gate. I was like ”oh my goodness”, I came late already, this was around 9:23 am. Well, no shaking, “even if there are a lot of people here, it will get to my turn before 4 pm”, I said in my mind.

I moved closer to the gate of Oregun Health Care Centre, then I asked the man who manned the gate, what is the procedure?

He said people from 70 years old and above were being attended to. Curiosity wanted to finish me again. I then said I am a Front line worker, I tendered my ID card, he then said oh, you are qualified for the first batch, please come inside.

Thank you, I said thereafter.

To be sincere, at first, I thought everyone at the gate came to receive the vaccine, but No.

Some came to look, while some came to disturb the peaceful vaccination process, and of course, some came to use power, meanwhile, they are not Frontline workers. Well, I saw some foreigners, mere looking at them, they are Indians also at the gate.

Most of them were not qualified, but they kept coming.

Kudos to the Police and some other officers who tried to control the crowd, most especially one crazy guy who kept shouting that “there’s no Coronavirus, see me, I did not die all this while” This guy was ready to destroy the whole place, but thanks to God.

Yeah, I was given a number (50) because I met people on the seat, while some are already being vaccinated.

THE JOURNALISM SPIRIT INSIDE ME IGNITES

During the waiting period, I decided to do my Journalistic work 👊😀. I asked for permission from the people in charge, and I was given the go-ahead, but not to go beyond a certain area… So I approached a few people who were walking out, knowing fully well that they have been vaccinated.

I asked them about their experiences.

Below are the responses.

Micheal (Over 70)

“Because I am over seventy, I was let in freely without any hindrance, i feel very well, and i think so far so good, the organisation has been reasonable and good. i think if they continue like this, we should certainly encourage them”.

Akinola Osinyemi (72 years)

”It is a simple process, the queueing processing is very simple, but you know Nigeria factor, everybody is so much in a hurry, but they are highly organised, and once you get there, you get the jab, just like an ordinary injection, it does not harm”.

Roda Ojo

”The process was fine, but there were a lot of people, but at least they attended to us” I don’t even know that i collected anything, although i was scared when i wanted to collect the vaccine injection, it is over twenty-minute now i collected it. so i will advise people to come to collect the vaccine, God will heal us all”.

Teacher

”It is easier, and everything is ok. there is nothing to be scared about, it is very easy, and it is convenient. I don’t see any side effects.

VACCINATION TIME

I was called and asked to fill a form with my name, date of birth, age, address, email address and phone number. Again, I was curious and decided to ask questions from the nurse.

I said I already pre-register online and here’s the code I got.

She said, please fill the form, I don’t need that one, I have to re-register you and put your details on the green card.
Ok, fine, I filled the form, submitted and it took about 5 to 10 minutes to complete the process.

I was vaccinated oooo, hallelujah! 😀

The nurse told me that if I feel any fever, I should take paracetamol and more liquid content, water. ok.

I jugged back to the office, met a few of my colleagues outside on getting back to the office, I told them I have received the vaccine. I took a picture with the card and showed them.

CHEERS TO THE SUCCESSFUL COLLECTION OF AstraZeneca

Hmm, the reaction from one of them, most especially Mr Puis, lol. that man, ehn. hin matter tire me. He was very local in his comment. Away from that, please. 😀

So I went into my office, the excitement was high as they saw the green card.
Cheers everywhere, I must say. That’s how I turned to AstraZeneca vaccination recommender and explainer.
So basically, I had to explain to more and more people around my office environment about my experience and where I was vaccinated.

REACTIONS ONLINE

So I posted on my WhatsApp status.

“Vaccinated” with an emoji of injection and green Mark.

Oh my goodness, 🙆🏼‍♀️ why did I post?

The message kept rolling in o. A lot of questions, condemnation and some commendation.

 

 

 

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STARZZ REALITY TV SHOW 2021 (Season 3) Is Here

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Meet CiTi Bulwark Model Look 2020 Contestants

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Citi Bulwark Model Look 2020 (CBML) which is put in place to promote young and aspiring models in the Nigerian modeling industry is produced by Citi Bulwark Modelling Management & Academy – a Model Training, Scouting & Developing School established for all types of model.

 

Announcing the commencement of the registration, the CEO of Citi Bulwark Model Management, Miss Temilade Adeyemo, said the 2020 edition of the modeling competition is open to aspiring female & male models.

 

 

 

She, however, added that the modeling competition which would help to identify and discover top model talents to thrive to a global standard will be held later in December this year in Lagos State.

The statement read, “Citi Bulwark Model Look 2020 seeks to produce model talents to become successful top models globally by creating diverse opportunities in Nigeria, allowing models showcase their creativity & modeling skills through a model contest as well as making them to understand the business of modeling through master-class.

“The 2020 edition is open to female & male models.

“Aspiring & established models from 5ft above || Age 16 – 30 || size 2 – 10 across the country are eligible to perticipate

“CBML 2020 Grand finale (runway & exhibition) is packed with exquisite showcasing from Thirty (30) finalists after passing through the voting process to the 5-days bootcamp challenges, intense training & educative master-class

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Gospel Music singer “Yadah” Bags First Endorsement Deal With Chinmark Groups

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Abuja based award winning Gospel music minister Agaga Praise Kukerim well known as Yadah signed under SonsHub Media just bagged her first endorsement deal.
The deal is with one of the fastest growing company in Africa Chinmark Groups who are known for services such as Subsidized loans, Building construction, executive transportation, Medical equipment supplies, agriculture and lasting investments.
The Beyond Me crooner who’s known for her love for Jesus which is usually expressed through her songs announced this deal via her social media handles on the 30th of October, 2020 and the deal was also seen on the company’s official social media handles to authentic the deal.
She’s currently the latest face of Chinmark Groups. Congratulations to the little girl.
Follow her on @yadahworld and @chinmarkgroup
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How Army Secretly Moved 20 Lekki Shootings Victims To IDH Mortuary - Sahara Reporters
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How Army Secretly Moved 20 Lekki Shootings Victims To IDH Mortuary – Sahara Reporters

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How Army Secretly Moved 20 Lekki Shootings Victims To IDH Mortuary - Sahara Reporters

SaharaReporters gathered that the Lekki massacre victims were moved to the IDH mortuary after a postmortem examinations was conducted on their bodies at the Department of Pathology and Forensic Medicine, Lagos State University Teaching Hospital, Ikeja.

At least 20 bodies of EndSARS protesters massacred at Lekki Toll Gate, Lagos by operatives of the Nigerian Army on October 20, 2020, were on Friday secretly moved to the Infectious Disease Hospital (IDH) mortuary in Yaba.

Nigerian Army Secretly

SaharaReporters gathered that the Lekki massacre victims were moved to the IDH mortuary after a postmortem examinations was conducted on their bodies at the Department of Pathology and Forensic Medicine, Lagos State University Teaching Hospital, Ikeja.

The IDH mortuary is beside the 68 Nigerian Army Reference Hospital (68 NARHY), a military health facility in Yaba.

SaharaReporters recall that soldiers had last week Tuesday opened fire on the protesters, who had converged at the Lekki Toll Gate to protest against police brutality.

The incident triggered a global outrage, with calls for justice echoing from different parts of the world.

It was gathered that before the shooting started, some officials uninstalled the Closed Circuit Television cameras in the area.

The electricity at the protest area was also disconnected to prevent demonstrators from filming the attack.

Minutes later, heavily armed Nigerian Army personnel moved into the scene to complete the plan.

By the time sounds of their guns died down, dozens of protesters had been killed.

Though Lagos State governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, blamed ‘forces beyond our control’ for the attack, the Army in a statement later revealed that the soldiers were invited to the scene of protest by the governor.

Also soldiers involved in the operation confirmed they were drafted in for the mission on the request of the governor.

The soldiers, who were deployed from 65 Battalion, Bonny Camp, Victoria Island, Lagos, told some victims’ relatives after dumping some of the injured and dead at MRS Hospital that they were sent by Sanwo-Olu.

While the governor insisted that there were only two recorded deaths and no bloodstain at the scene of the protest, military sources told SaharaReporters that no fewer than 30 protesters died as a result of the shooting.

Meanwhile, a human rights advocacy group, Amnesty International, has released a timeline of the Lekki shootings, which it said followed an on-the-ground investigation into the incident.

In the timeline published on Wednesday, the rights groups said it uncovered how soldiers from Bonny Camp opened fire on protesters.

The new timeline of the incident chronicled from how the protest was peaceful, through the firing of gunshots, and up to the statement from Governor Sanwo-Olu that the army was responsible for the shooting.

Amnesty International said its investigation had confirmed that the Nigerian Army and police killed peaceful protesters in Lagos.

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We are going to probe Lekki shootings – President Buhari

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A coalition of women groups, Mothers United and Mobilised (MUM), has called on President Muhammadu Buhari to constitute a transparent panel of inquiry into alleged shooting of unarmed EndSARS protesters in Lekki on Tuesday.

The coalition made the call in a statement issued on Thursday by its Convener and Co-convener, Dr Boluwaji Onabolu and Mrs Sonye Allanah, respectively.

MUM is a group of Nigerian mothers from all walks of life, ethnic and religious groups, based in Nigeria and in Diaspora.

 

The Mothers United and Mobilised said that the probe should unravel “who ordered the shootings, who carried it out and how are they being held accountable.”

“We call on President Muhammadu Buhari as Father of the Nation to cease and desist from the use of live bullets and teargas against our children, your children,” MUM said.

The coalition decried the infiltration of the peaceful EndSARS protests by thugs and hoodlums to attack, pollute and bury the messages of these young ones.

The women groups asked President Buhari to give a “clear and time bound response” to how government intended to end police brutality and implement requested interventions for police reform in Nigeria.

They also demanded compensation for each of the families of those killed by SARS/police and footing of medical bills of those injured.

The groups urged government to create the safe space necessary for the youth to sit at a discussion table with government with no fear of reprisal.

“Never again should we argue about whether our children are ‘merely’ shot at for asking that the knees on their neck to be removed and they be allowed to breath, survive and thrive,” the coalition said.

The women also appealed to the protesting youth to retreat, calm down, apply wisdom and re-strategise so as to achieve a better Nigeria of their dream.

“Do not face the bullets with your barebodies, do not lose hope. You will birth a new nation but not with your blood.

“We are Mothers United and Mobilised, Nigerian mothers from all walks of life, ethnic and religious groups, based in Nigeria and in diaspora, mothers of both the police and ‘the EndSARS protesters.

“We are united in one purpose and one mission only – the protection of our children, the amplification of their voices and mediation between the Father of the nation and the youth of the nation,” the women said.

The group called for the release of all those youths who have been detained for protesting peacefully and put a stop to the hunting for others.

“Our children, we speak to you, we your mothers stand with you, we cry with you, and ask for calm, wisdom and restrategising.

“We your mothers are united and mobilised in our resolve and determination to midwife this birth with you by speaking and acting.

“Never again will anyone with earthly power have the unconscionable audacity to order that our children be shot at by those in uniform for speaking up in the land of their birth,” they said.

According to the statement, the youth spoke up with one voice peacefully asking that no more should the nation watch while those given uniforms and arms for protection, kill, maim and extort money and their lives from them.

The groups said that Oct. 20 was a date embedded in their hearts forever and that never again will the group watch those entrusted to protect children try to stop their voices with bullets.

The group said that the president’s response to their requests would determine next steps to secure the peace they seek for their children, the President’s children and the land.

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RCCG Leader Pastor Adeboye Talk About The Killing Of Innocent Unarmed Protesters

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The General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), Enoch Adeboye, has spoken on the #EndSARS chaos.

The pastor condemned the Nigerian military and the police for their actions against End SARS protesters.

In a statement on Wednesday, the cleric said offensives by security agencies had worsened the situation.

Adeboye also appealed to the youths to stay calm and avoid any act that would make them more exposed to brutality.

He wondered why the police was yet to arrest attackers of peaceful protesters across Nigeria.

“I condemn in the strongest possible terms, attacks launched by the Nigerian military on unarmed young people, who have been peacefully protesting police brutality over the last 12 days as #EndSARS protests.

“I am confounded that prior to the sad events at the #LekkiTollGate, the Nigeria Police failed to arrest the weapon-bearing hoodlums who were attacking the well-organized and non-violent #EndSARS protesters.

“The condemnable actions of the military risks driving the agitations of the young people underground, thereby making the situation unmanageable.

“I call on the Federal Government to thoroughly investigate the tragic events at Lekki and other parts of the country, give justice to all victims even as it engages the #EndSARS protesters to reach a common agreement to end police brutality.

“I am also appealing to the Youths to allow peace reign & stop any form of action that would give the military any other form of excuse to attack”, the cleric wrote.

Adeboye prayed that the peace of God would come upon Nigeria at this period.

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