Arise News
Arise News was a global news channel located in London, available on Sky channel 519 in the UK. The network had studios in major cities including New York, London, Johannesburg, and Lagos, and showcased a mix of content from Africa, the US, and Europe. It was run by Arise Broadcasting Ltd., a company owned by Nigerian media entrepreneur Nduka Obaigbena. The UK political magazine Private Eye has highlighted some controversies surrounding its status in the industry and issues related to staff payments.
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arise.tv | Melissa Enoch
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1 week ago |
arise.tv | Melissa Enoch
The Oba of Benin has praised Nduka Obaigbena for supporting efforts to recover Nigeria’s stolen artefacts In a powerful and emotionally resonant message delivered by his eldest daughter, Princess Ikuoyemwen Ewuare-Aimiuwu, the Oba of Benin, His Royal Majesty Omo N’Oba N’Edo Uku Akpolokpolo Ewuare II, CFR, has hailed media mogul Prince Nduka Obaigbena for his instrumental role in the repatriation of Benin Bronzes to Nigeria.
Tinubu’s Mandate From Day One Was To Bring Back All Nigerian Artefacts, Says Culture Minister Musawa
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arise.tv | Melissa Enoch
Culture and tourism minister Hannatu Musawa says President Tinubu’s mandate is to ensure all looted Nigerian artefacts are returned.
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1 week ago |
arise.tv | David-Chyddy Eleke
The senator representing Anambra Central Senatorial Zone, Senator Victor Umeh, has described a recent account by former Military Head of State, General Yakubu Gowon about the 30-month civil war as full of falsehood. Umeh who spoke to journalists in Awka challenged Gowon to toe the line of his counterpart, Military President, General Ibrahim Banangida by writing a book to give a factual account of what caused the war.
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1 week ago |
arise.tv | Melissa Enoch
A collapse at a coltan mine in Democratic Republic of Congo’s North Kivu province has killed at least 12 people At least 12 people have been confirmed dead following the collapse of an artisanal coltan mine in North Kivu province, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, authorities reported on Friday. The mine, located near the town of Rubaya, caved in on Thursday, though the cause of the collapse remains unclear.
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