Azuka Onwuka
Markets Reporter at The Market Herald Canada
Content Writer, Editor, Brand Mgt Strategist, Author
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1 week ago |
punchng.com | Azuka Onwuka
Nigerians (and Africans) believe so much in the supernatural. They are easily swayed by anything they consider supernatural. That is why the moment charlatans call themselves medicine men, sorcerers, or men of God, they easily get clients. All it takes is to organise one awe-inspiring event that can be arranged with some collaborators, and many are wowed at the power of such a person. The person is rewarded with money and regular consultations.
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2 weeks ago |
punchng.com | Azuka Onwuka
Recently, the Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Muhammadu Sa’ad Abubakar, called social media “a terrorist organisation.” When the news broke, the first reaction of most people who heard it was that of disbelief. It sounded like something some faceless mischief-makers fabricated and shared online. But a quick check on the websites of trusted TV channels confirmed that he made the comment on camera. And he didn’t say it once.
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3 weeks ago |
punchng.com | Azuka Onwuka
Growing up in my hometown, Nnewi, in Anambra State, the BBC radio was the premium news channel to listen to. The shortwave signals were strong only early in the morning and late at night. Those who tuned in to the BBC were globally informed. They usually knew something about anything happening in any part of the world.
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1 month ago |
punchng.com | Azuka Onwuka
The ban of the song of Eedris Abdulkareem by the National Broadcasting Commission was another negative publicity for Nigeria and its democracy. In a letter dated April 9, 2025, the NBC tagged the new song by Abdulkareem titled “Tell Your Papa” as “inappropriate for broadcast due to its objectionable nature”. It, therefore, classified the song as “Not To Be Broadcast”, noting that “it violates Section 3.1.8 of the Nigeria Broadcasting Code”.
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1 month ago |
punchng.com | Azuka Onwuka
Last week, the American stock market took a hit. The market was reacting to the retaliatory 34 per cent tariff China slammed on US goods in response to the tariff the American president announced on April 3, which he described as Liberation Day. China described the actions of President Donald Trump as “bullying” and a breach of international trade laws.
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