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Bitcoin Orderbook Structure Hints At Recovery To K

Bitcoin (BTC) is gaining buyers’ interest after setting a new yearly low at $59,000 last week. Order book data and liquidity suggest a rally is pending and more than $2 billion in short liquidity is concentrated near $65,000. BTC’s bid-ask ratio has remained positive since last Friday. The shift in positioning and sentiment also aligns with a bullish chart pattern targeting the $67,000–$70,000 range. BTC bulls attempt to regain control near supportBitcoin’s recent rebound to $63,500 followed a bullish divergence between the price and the relative strength index (RSI) on the four-hour chart. The price printed a lower low during the early-June…

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Elon Musk Becomes Trillionaire After SpaceX Hits Stock Market

Elon Musk just became the world’s first-ever trillionaire. The accomplishment came on Friday, June 12, moments after Musk’s company SpaceX hit the stock market. Shares for the aerospace brand were initially listed at $135 but began trading at $150 instead. SpaceX’s stock increased after trading began. The value rose to $168.75 a share and was then traded at $158 a share. It rebounded again and reached $176.52. SpaceX raised $75 billion which valued the company around a record $1.77 trillion total. From that, Musk, 54, earned an estimated $690 billion. In addition to his stake in SpaceX, the tech founder…

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Abductions: Yoruba monarchs to invoke deities against bandits

Traditional rulers in Yorubaland are considering invoking ancestral deities and deploying other indigenous spiritual mechanisms to combat terrorism, banditry, kidnapping and other violent crimes, Saturday PUNCH has learnt. The development comes amid persistent insecurity across the South-West, where communities continue to grapple with rising cases of abductions and violent attacks Some of the monarchs, who spoke with Saturday PUNCH on Thursday and Friday, said the move was being considered as a complementary measure to support conventional security efforts against terrorists, bandits and kidnappers operating in the region. The development followed a call by the Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi,…

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What Pushes Wives to Other Men?

The strongest tell-tale sign that a man has begun to “chop and clean mouth” is not suspicious phone calls or unexplained absences, but his neglect of the emotional and physical needs of the woman he has at home. Nobody is more emotionally insensitive to their spouse than a man who has begun to have an affair. And nobody is unhappier than the wives of such men because there is a certain attitudinal recklessness on the part of these men that can make a woman question her worth. A woman who shared her marital experiences with me recently talked about how…

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Kayinsola Ajayi chases first NCAA title in Oregon

New Nigerian record holder in the men’s 100m, Kayinsola Ajayi, will be gunning for his first NCAA title on Friday when he competes in the final of the 2026 NCAA Outdoor Championships in Eugene, Oregon, USA, PUNCH Sports Extra reports. Ajayi overcame a slow start to win his semi-final in 9.94 seconds (-1.1m/s), holding off LSU’s Jaiden Reid, who equalled the Cayman Islands national record with a time of 9.95s. It was Ajayi’s ninth legal sub-10-second performance, and the fastest time overall in the semi-finals as he booked his place in the 100m final. The 21-year-old will be joined in…

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Kennedy Center Board Fights to Keep Trump’s Name on Building

The Board of Trustees of the Kennedy Center is taking steps to keep President Donald Trump’s name on the building. The board voted to seek a stay of U.S. District Judge Christopher Cooper’s May 29 ruling that said Trump’s name was illegally added to the Kennedy Center, the Associated Press reported. In the filing, the Kennedy Center said the court should grant a stay of the judge’s order, because it has “strong arguments to raise on appeal,” and that removing Trump’s name would be “both wasteful for the Center and confusing for the public.” Cooper previously ruled that only Congress…

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INEC restores Warri constituencies but stays silent on contested ward delineation

Leaders of the Ijaw and Urhobo ethnic nationalities in Delta State’s Warri Federal Constituency say the restoration of previously suppressed state constituencies by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) does not address the core dispute fueling tensions over electoral representation in the oil-rich area. This position follows growing uncertainty over the implementation of INEC’s recently completed ward delineation exercise in Warri Federal Constituency and the commission’s failure to respond to multiple media enquiries seeking clarification on the process. On Thursday, INEC announced the restoration of several constituencies in Benue, Delta, Jigawa and Kogi states following court judgements. The commission also…

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Aviation ground handlers lift suspension on Max Air after debt negotiations, partial payment

The Aviation Ground Handlers Association of Nigeria (AGHAN) has lifted its suspension on services to Max Air, less than 24 hours after halting operations over unpaid debts. The association said the decision followed progress in discussions with the airline, including the payment of a “substantial amount” of money out of its outstanding obligations to handling companies. In a statement issued on Friday, AGHAN said the suspension was lifted after Max Air re-engaged with its members and committed to resolving its debt profile. “We have to lift the handling suspension on Max Air after it commenced negotiations with our members and…

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Veteran actor Kola Oyewo is dead

Veteran Yoruba actor Kola Oyewole has died at the age of 80. His colleague, Kunle Afod, announced the news in a statement posted on his Instagram page on Friday. The actor’s son, Adetoyese Oyewo, also broke the news in a statement on his Facebook page, revealing that his father died on Friday. He wrote: “It is with a heavy heart that I share the passing of my beloved father. Adekola Akangbe Gabriel Oyewo. He was a wonderful man whose love, wisdom, strength, and kindness touched the lives of many. While we grieve this great loss, we are grateful to God…

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Yobe gov appoints new Emir of Ngazargamu

Yobe State Governor, Mai Mala Buni, has approved the appointment of Yerima Ibn Mahmud as the new Emir of Ngazargamu. The appointment was announced in a statement issued on Friday by the Acting Secretary to the State Government, Mohammed Goje. According to the statement, the appointment followed the death of the former Emir of Ngazargamu, Alhaji Tijjani Ibn Saleh Geidam, who died recently in Egypt after a prolonged illness and was buried on Friday in Damaturu. The statement noted that before his appointment, Ibn Mahmud served as the Turakin Ngazargamu for 16 years and was also a member of the…

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