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Saylor Says Bitcoin Needs Disciplined Expansion as Demand Resets

Strategy co-founder and executive chairman Michael Saylor said Bitcoin needs “disciplined expansion” through banks, companies, securities, credit and capital markets, laying out a path for the asset as spot exchange-traded fund (ETF) outflows and a broader market sell-off test institutional demand.On Friday, Saylor published an essay, saying Bitcoin’s base layer should be treated as “sacred infrastructure,” with most innovation occurring through higher layers, applications, custody systems, credit instruments and financial infrastructure.The comments frame Bitcoin’s next phase as a clash between two institutional channels: passive spot ETF exposure, which has broadened access but remains sensitive to redemptions, and the corporate and…

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15 Under- Basics That Look Like Celebrity Closet Staples

Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships. We receive compensation when you click on a link and make a purchase. Learn more! Although I’ve spent most of my career as a fashion writer and editor, I occasionally work as a stylist, dressing celebrities and VIP for photo shoots and events. My approach to putting together the perfect outfit is somewhat simple: make sure you have one or two statement pieces that really wow, then balance them with basics like a classic white sneaker or a sleek jacket. I often work with luxury brands for the stars I style, but my personal budget…

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UNIPORT gets new vice-chancellor

The Governing Council of the University of Port Harcourt (UNIPORT) has approved the appointment of Princewill Chike as the institution’s 10th vice-chancellor. Mr Chike, a professor, is expected to assume office on 13 July following the expiration of the tenure of the incumbent Vice-Chancellor, Owunari Georgewill, on the same date. The university’s spokesperson, Sam Kpenu, disclosed this in a statement issued on Friday in Port Harcourt. Mr Kpenu said that Mr Chike’s appointment was approved by the university’s 17th Governing Council following the successful conclusion of the selection process. He added that the process was conducted in strict compliance with…

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Things are going wrong in Nigeria, we must be careful — Ex-Chief of Naval Staff, Omatsola

​Former Chief of Naval Staff, Vice Admiral Dan Preston Omatsola (Rtd), has expressed concern over the state of the nation, warning that Nigeria’s challenges could worsen if urgent steps are not taken to strengthen discipline, national unity and security. Omatsola spoke during activities organised by NNS Delta to mark the 70th anniversary celebration of the Nigerian Navy where he reflected on the role of the Armed Forces in preserving Nigeria’s unity and stability. According to the retired naval chief, the Armed Forces remain the “keystone” of Nigeria’s unity, stressing that the country cannot afford to take its security institutions for…

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Lagos 2027: Agege APC leaders protest in Abuja, reject assembly primary outcome

Some leaders of the All Progressives Congress, APC, in Agege Local Government Area of Lagos State on Friday took their protest to the party’s national headquarters in Abuja, challenging the outcome of the party’s primary election for Agege Constituency I ahead of the 2027 elections. The group, led by Johnson Kolawole, alleged that the results of the May 20, 2026, primary election were altered to the detriment of Egunjobi Ganiyu Kola, whom they claimed emerged victorious in the exercise but was subsequently denied recognition as the party’s candidate. Addressing journalists after submitting a petition to the party leadership, the protesters called on…

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Game with Nigeria very important – Portugal players Ruben Dias, Jose Sà

Portugal players Ruben Dias and Jose Sá have underscored the significance of their forthcoming friendly match against Nigeria as the European team continues its preparations for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. A Seleção das Quinas is set to face the Super Eagles at the Estádio Dr. Magalhães Pessoa in Leiria next Wednesday, marking their second encounter in four years. While Dias participated in the first half of Portugal’s 4-0 victory over Nigeria in November 2002, the Wolverhampton Wanderers goalkeeper remained an unused substitute. Portugal is utilizing the friendly against Nigeria to refine their preparations and tactical strategies ahead of their…

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Prioritise mastery over validation, Gabriel Afolayan advises actors

Popular actor and singer, Gabriel Afolayan, has said the growing recognition of Yoruba-language films is a natural outcome of consistency, hard work, and dedication within the industry. Reacting to the increasing visibility of Yoruba films, he said there was nothing unusual about the development, noting that sustained effort within the industry was finally yielding results. “There is nothing strange about it because we have put in the work. If one works hard, one should get the dividends for it. If we are seeing the feedback, it’s worth it. So there is nothing strange about it because we have put in…

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Marital Emotional Pain: Undermining Your Relationship Stabil

Marriage is often celebrated as a union built on love, trust, companionship, and mutual support. Yet, beneath the surface of many relationships lies a challenge many often ignore: emotional distress. Unlike physical wounds, emotional pain leaves no visible scars. It grows quietly, concealed behind smiles, routines, and the polished image couples present to the world. Over time, these hidden struggles can affect intimacy, weaken trust, and become one of the most destructive forces in a couple’s marriage. Emotional distress in marriage can arise from unresolved conflicts, poor communication, unmet expectations, financial pressures, betrayal, family intervention, or prolonged periods of emotional…

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Govt, FAO launch 0,000 bird flu response programme

The Federal Government has said it is partnering with the Food and Agriculture Organisation to strengthen Nigeria’s preparedness, detection, and response to Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza through a $350,000 intervention that will also train 240 animal health personnel. The government disclosed this in a statement issued on Thursday night by the livestock ministry following the inauguration of the FAO Technical Cooperation Programme Project on Strengthening HPAI Preparedness, Detection, and Response in Nigeria. According to the statement, the initiative is designed to improve disease surveillance, laboratory diagnostic capacity, risk communication, and stakeholder coordination under the One Health framework. The Minister of…

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Drogba Made Me a Chelsea Fan

Award-winning music composer Tolu Obanro, renowned for creating the soundtracks of blockbuster movies Gangs of Lagos and Jagun Jagun, speaks to ABIODUN ADEWALE about his passion for football, his journey as a Chelsea supporter and more How do you unwind when you are neither composing nor recording? My Saturdays are usually free, and I don’t joke with my Saturday morning football. Sometimes I go out of Lagos to even play matches because I play for a football team, and I train regularly. That’s ECWA football club, which was first owned by the church. We do play organised friendly matches against…

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