BABCOCK UNIVERSITY DEBUNKS CARTER EFE'S 'FIRST CLASS' CERTIFICATE CLAIM, ISSUES STRONG WARNING. (PHOTO).

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  Babcock University Debunks Carter Efe's 'First Class' Certificate Claim, Issues Strong Warning A recent social media buzz surrounding popular Nigerian content creator and skit maker, Carter Efe, has taken an unexpected turn as Babcock University steps forward to debunk claims of his alleged first-class academic achievement. The entertainer had recently posted what appeared to be an academic certificate online, suggesting he had graduated from the prestigious institution with a "First Class Upper" degree in Biochemistry. This claim quickly garnered attention across various platforms, prompting the university to issue a definitive statement. Babcock University Sets the Record Straight In a swift and unequivocal statement released on Monday, June 29, Babcock University firmly declared that the certificate circulating on social media, attributed to Carter Efe, was not issued by the institution. The university’s management highlighted several glaring inconsistencies ...

SOMALIA TO GIVE ETHIOPIA COMMERCIAL ACCESS TO RED SEAS UNDER NEWS AGREEMENT. (PHOTO).


 Somalia to give Ethiopia commercial access to Red Sea under new agreement


Somali government has announced plans to provide Ethiopia with access to the Red Sea for commercial purposes, according to Somali Foreign Minister Ahmed Moalim Fiqi, Somalia's Hiiraan News Agency reported.


In an interview with Asharq News, Fiqi clarified that the arrangement focuses exclusively on trade.


“The route that Ethiopia will have to access the Red Sea is a commercial route and a port, and it will be under the control of the Somali government,” he stated, without disclosing specific details on the exact location of Ethiopia’s access.


The announcement comes two weeks after Somalia and Ethiopia signed a joint declaration resolving tensions over Somaliland and Ethiopia's long-standing push for sea access. The agreement includes bilateral commitments to ensure Ethiopia’s "reliable, safe, and sustainable access" to the sea under Somali sovereignty.


The two neighbouring countries in the Horn of Africa have seen tensions escalate since Ethiopia struck a deal in January with Somalia’s breakaway region of Somaliland to lease a stretch of its coastline for an Ethiopian port and military base in exchange for diplomatic recognition.

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