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Posted On: March 18th 2026, 12:23 pm
Reliving our Boys Hockey Championship between Beekmantown and Plattsburgh and all the playoff energy from this winter! #SectionVII #Hockey 📸: @vivshotthat

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We are feeling good. Feeling like we are right where we need to be. B2K Boys 4 Life #ECLIPSE pre-save now, link in bio 🤩
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2027: Nigerians Are Worried About Survival, Not Igbo Presidency In 60 Years – Barrister Agubuzu Replies deputy speaker of the house of rep. Kalu A chieftain of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), Barrister Peter Agubuzu, has described as “misplaced” the Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Benjamin Kalu’s remark that the Igbo cannot wait 60 years to become President for just four years. Kalu made the remark while criticising South-East stakeholders advocating a single four-year presidential term for the region, reportedly referring to NDC presidential candidate Peter Obi’s promise to serve only one term if elected. Speaking at an APC women’s rally in Enugu on Saturday, Kalu said: “Let me say this: some people are going around telling us that they have made an agreement that Igbos will go for the Presidency for four years, as the presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress, NDC, Peter Obi, had said he would serve as Nigeria’s President for only four years if he is elected.” Reacting on Sunday, Agubuzu challenged Kalu to focus on Nigerians’ economic hardship rather than the debate over a 60-year wait for an Igbo President. He said: “While Nigerians across the country are chanting ‘Tinubu Must Go’ because of the economic hardship they are experiencing and their fear of a worsening economic crisis if Tinubu is re-elected, our brother, the Deputy Speaker is talking about 60 years. “He forgot that Obi’s primary objective is to transform Nigeria from consumption to production to lift millions out of poverty. This why Nigerians are chanting Tinubu Must Go.” Agubuzu added: “What Nigerians are saying is straightforward: Peter Obi should come and salvage the country from the impending economic disaster they fear will follow if President Tinubu is re-elected. Nigerians are worried about their survival, their livelihoods and the future of their children. That is the urgent issue before us—not a speculative debate about waiting 60 years for an Igbo President.” He argued that the single-term debate should be considered in the context of zoning, national unity, equity and political inclusion.
OLIVIA BAY IS OUR NEXT COFFEE TABLE BOOK COVER STAR. The face of Folie Magazine’s Fall/Winter 2026 Issue No. 3. You can order now. Now, we’re giving you an exclusive sneak peak: a first glimpse at our conversation with Olivia, a selection of photographs from the shoot, and the story behind our next cover. . There's something deliciously contradictory about Olivia Bay (born November 24, 2005, in Madrid, Spain): she's just named her debut EP El amor no está de moda (Love Is Out of Fashion), yet she's still determined to understand it, sing about it and, perhaps, believe in it again. Following her time on Operación Triunfo, the Madrid-born artist is rewriting the rules of the game, turning her own romantic experiences into an emotional diary where vulnerability doesn't need a filter. Caught somewhere between the dizzying feeling of starting from scratch, the urge to find an identity of her own and the hope that someone will listen to her songs and think, "I've been through that too", Olivia is discovering that growing up isn't about having all the answers, but about daring to ask the right questions. Because if love is out of fashion, feeling everything, making mistakes and finally refusing to put yourself second are still the ultimate statement. . The full interview in the Folie Magazine Fall/Winter Coffee Table Book — Issue No. 3. . Olivia dress @xtishoes . ORDER YOUR COPY NOW — LINK IN BIO. . TEAM Talent @oliviabay Photo @adriannucelaar Photo ass @viictorgm_ Stylist @enolamola HAIR @mimigomezmuah MUAH @martaalonso_98 Lettering @_andreearotaru_ EIC @pabloaragon THANKS TO @sonymusicspain @magnusmediausa
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