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NEWS

Okpebholo Vows to Sign Death Warrants for Kidnappers, Says Not Even His Father Would Be Spared

Okpebholo Vows to Sign Death Warrants for Kidnappers, Says Not Even His Father Would Be Spared

SNOW TV NEWS DESKEdo State Governor Monday Okpebholo has issued a strong warning to kidnappers, declaring that he would personally sign the death warrants of convicted offenders, regardless of their r...

Entertainment

Kylie Jenner Faces Fourth Employee Lawsuit in Seven Months as Former Housekeeper Alleges Mistreatment

Kylie Jenner Faces Fourth Employee Lawsuit in Seven Months as Former Housekeeper Alleges Mistreatment

SNOW TV NEWS DESKAmerican reality television star and beauty entrepreneur Kylie Jenner is facing another legal battle after a former housekeeper filed a lawsuit accusing her household staff of workplace mistreatment, disability discrimination, retali...

Politics

Peter Obi Unveils 2027 Agenda, Promises to Tackle Insecurity, Poverty, Unemployment

Peter Obi Unveils 2027 Agenda, Promises to Tackle Insecurity, Poverty, Unemployment

SNOW TV NEWS DESKPresidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), Peter Obi, has unveiled his agenda for Nigeria ahead of the 2027 general election, promising to prioritise national unity, security, econo...

SPORT

Manchester United Chiefs Set for Monaco Meeting as Michael Carrick Faces Sack Threat

Manchester United Chiefs Set for Monaco Meeting as Michael Carrick Faces Sack Threat

SNOW TV NEWS DESKMichael Carrick’s future as Manchester United manager is reportedly hanging in the balance, with senior club executives expected to recommend his dismissal following the team’s alarming slide into the Premier League relegation zone.According to Mail Onlin...

BUSINESS

Nigeria’s Private Sector Foreign Debt Surges 179.6% to $54.5bn in Seven Years—World Bank

Nigeria’s Private Sector Foreign Debt Surges 179.6% to $54.5bn in Seven Years—World Bank

SNOW TV NEWS DESKNigeria’s private sector is becoming increasingly exposed to foreign debt, with borrowings by local companies from international lenders rising by 179.6 per cent in seven years to $54.48 billion in 2025, according to the World Bank. ...
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