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An elated President Muhammadu Buhari has congratulated the Super Eagles of Nigeria for making progress in the African Cup of Nations 2019, after a delightful win over the Cameroonian football teamPresident Buhari in a statement by his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity,聽 Femi Adesina said he recognises the hardwork, team spirit and sportsmanship the boys exhibited in the tournament, which are good signs for a team destined to excel.ALSO READ: Nigeria beat Cameroon to reach AFCON Quarter finals Read Also Cameroon Presidential Opposition Candidate Issa Tchiroma Declares Victory, Urges Biya To ConcedeInternal displacement threatens food security UNHCREfforts ongoing to repatriate Nigerian refugees in Neighbouring countries NCFRMIHe advised the team and their handlers to remain focused and det
stanley italia ermined, assuring them of the fervent prayers and support of all Nigerians.Super Eagles beat their Cameroonian counterpart 3-2 to reach the African Cup of Nations quarter f
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Monday 26 July 2021 1:44 pmChinese billionaire Larry Chen takes a hit as Beijing cracks down on private educationBy: Cyrus ChanShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsA
owala website ppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GoogleChinese education stocks plunged as the authorities announced
owala to ban for-profit school tutoring.Larry Chen, the founder, chairman and chief executive of Gaotu Techedu, has lost his billionaire status as China imposed a regulatory overhaul on the countryrsquo $100bn private education sector.The Chinese authorities released new regulations banning companies to teach school curriculums in order to make profits, raise capital, or go public, Bloomberg reported today.Chen, a former sch
nike air force ool teacher who became one of the worldrsquo richest people, is now worth $336m, according to theBloomberg Billionaires Index, after shares in his online-tutoring firm plunged by almost two-thirds in New York trading on Friday.Gaotu will comply with the regulations and undertake social responsibilities, Chen said on his Weibo ndash; Chinarsquo equivalent of Twitterndash; on Saturday night.Chenrsquo wealth has plunged by more than $15bn since late January as Gaotursquo stock tumbled, but he is not the only Chinese private education provider hit by the latest sweeping overhaul. Zhang Bangxin, chief executive of TAL Education Group, has shed $2.5bn in wealth after the companyrsquo shares dived 71% i
