NICOLE KIDMAN RECALLS THE HEARTBREAKING MOMENT SHE FOUND OUT HER MOM DIED.(PHOTO).

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 Nicole Kidman recalls the heartbreaking moment she found out her mom died Nicole Kidman has opened up about the heartbreaking moment she learned of her mother Janelle’s death just as she was about to accept a best actress award at the Venice International Film Festival.  The Babygirl star recalled being backstage when she received the news, saying she returned to her room “completely devastated” and unsure how she would move forward without her mother, who had been such a central part of her life. She described the “harrowing” attempt to leave Venice in the middle of the night to return to Australia, only to turn back, overwhelmed and alone.  Director Halina Reijn later read a statement on Kidman’s behalf, dedicating the award to Janelle and acknowledging the collision of art and life in that painful moment. In the days following, Nicole and her sister Antonia shared a joint message of gratitude on Instagram, thanking friends and fans for their condolences and asking for...

FACTS SHOW THE OPPOSITION ARE WRONG ABOUT THE PRESIDENCY OF BOLA TINUBU- BAYO ONANUGA. (PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE.


 Facts show the opposition are wrong about the presidency of Bola Tinubu


President Tinubu is not doing well, he is not governing Nigeria well, so claim the desperation opposition. But the data are showing that they are wrong and blind. 


Nigeria’s economy under the reforming presidency of Bola Tinubu demonstrates resilience and prospects of growth. Big money has taken adequate notice and the owners  are heading to Nigeria to invest their funds, according to Cardinal Stone. 

Read the story by Business Day. A teaser: 


“In a world rattled by war, inflation, and erratic trade policies, some of the savviest investors are quietly shifting their attention back to Nigeria.


“You wouldn’t guess it by looking at the headlines. Conflict in the Middle East, volatile oil prices, and an uncertain global economy have kept financial markets on edge. The World Bank just downgraded growth projections for most developing countries. But there’s one outlier: Nigeria.

While other countries brace for impact, Nigeria is being tipped as one of the few bright spots. And big money is noticing.

CardinalStone’s mid-year outlook increased its bet on Nigerian assets, moving from a 65:35 local-to-global portfolio split to a more bullish 70:30 ratio.


“This is because Nigeria, despite its many challenges, is showing signs of resilience and opportunity that global markets currently lack.


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