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Wole Oyebade

Lagos, Nigeria
As seen in: The Guardian (Nigeria), The Guardian, AllAfrica, Naija247News, Architect Africa Online, African Leadership Magazine, Airline Routes and Ground Services, Jimi Disu's Blog, Airside International, Desert Herald Newspaper
Journalist with The Guardian Newspaper, Nigeria.
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Nigeria ranked 12th in Africa, drops three steps in latest happiness report

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By Wole Oyebade
| The Guardian (Nigeria)
Nigeria has been ranked 105th happiest country in the latest World Happiness Report. The placement, among 147 countries sampled, drops three steps downwards from the 102nd position Nigeria finished 12 months ago. The latest ranking also left Nigeria in 12th position in Africa, with Mauritius, Libya, and Algeria as the top three happiest countries in the region. Finland retakes the top spot for the eighth successive year in a row.
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A Journey in Service: Afterthought of the ‘Maradona’, say critics as IBB shares June 12 blame

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By Wole Oyebade
| The Guardian (Nigeria)
• June 12: ‘I was outflanked by more formidable forces against civilian rule’ • ‘Annulment was to save Abiola, Nigeria from another civil war’ • ‘Elected governors, corrupt politicians should as well take the blame for June 12 saga’ • Admission is an afterthought, Nigerians, activists react Contrary to the decades-old perception that General Ibrahim Babangida (rtd) ushered in the era of a corrupt and moneybag political class, the accused has stated that cleansing the Augean stable to birth a...
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Nigerians in UK fault NIS over £20, £150 postal order charges

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By Wole Oyebade
| The Guardian (Nigeria)
It is a statutory administrative fee, NiDCOM, NIS say Nigerian passport applicants in the United Kingdom are miffed over the mandatory £20 (about N40,000) postal order charge that accompanies each application at the Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) office in London. In the case of a lost passport, the mandatory postal order is £150 (about N300,000) per applicant – being an additional fee to an average of £242 currently paid for passport processing in the UK.
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