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Olalekan W. Adigun

Africa

Africa Desk Correspondent at TrimFeed

Researcher || Journalist || Writer. Works as @TrimFeed Africa Desk Correspondent

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  • Trump to announce 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum, escalating trade tensions with Canada, others - Nairametrics

    2 months ago | nairametrics.com | Olalekan W. Adigun

    U.S. President Donald Trump has announced plans to introduce new 25% tariffs on all steel and aluminum imports, marking a

  • Iain Packer on Trial: A Case That Could Set Precedence in Glasgow's High Court

    Jan 29, 2024 | bnnbreaking.com | Olalekan W. Adigun

  • Hospital Staff Step Beyond Medical Care to Fulfill Patient's Dream

    Dec 14, 2023 | bnnbreaking.com | Olalekan W. Adigun

    Hospital Staff Step Beyond Medical Care to Fulfill Patient’s Dream In an event that warmed hearts, the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) staff at Hospital Clínico Doctora Eloísa Díaz Insunza de La Florida went the extra mile to organize a special graduation celebration for their patient, Scarlett Aguilera. Their act of kindness was in response to a family request since Scarlett was unable to attend her daughter’s kindergarten graduation due to her health condition.

  • Jugoslav Vidić Admits to Deception in Green Card Application

    Dec 14, 2023 | bnnbreaking.com | Olalekan W. Adigun

    Jugoslav Vidić Admits to Deception in Green Card Application In a twist of justice, Jugoslav Vidić, hailing from Petrinja, Croatia, has formally admitted his guilt in the Federal District Court in Ohio, United States, for illicitly securing a green card.

  • UPenn President Resigns Amid Controversy: A Test for Academic Freedom

    Dec 14, 2023 | bnnbreaking.com | Olalekan W. Adigun

    UPenn President Resigns Amid Controversy: A Test for Academic Freedom In a significant development with implications for academic freedom and the role of universities as bastions of education and dialogue, University of Pennsylvania President Liz Magill recently stepped down amid controversy over her stance on pro-Palestine views on campus. Magill’s resignation followed a Republican-led congressional hearing titled “Holding Campus Presidents Accountable and Combating Antisemitism”.

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Olalekan Adigun
Olalekan Adigun @OAdigunADG
8 Dec 23

US Dollar Plummets to Historic Low Against Costa Rican Colón #USDDecline #ForexNews #CostaRicaFinance #CurrencyExchange #EconomicImpact https://t.co/Gqk2lmTcql

Olalekan Adigun
Olalekan Adigun @OAdigunADG
8 Dec 23

Santa Fe Police in Argentina Loses 165 Million Pesos to Phishing Attack #SantaFePoliceCybercrime #PhishingTheft #TrojanAttack #CybercrimeTechniques #PhishingAttacks #bnn https://t.co/dfSREr21ta

Olalekan Adigun
Olalekan Adigun @OAdigunADG
8 Dec 23

UNESCO Declares Mozambique’s Mapiko Dance an Intangible Cultural Heritage #UNESCO #Mozambique #BNN #Worldnews #BNN #Worldnews #Dailynews https://t.co/6NSzBzb3eB