Obi Beats Nigeria’s Ruling Party to Win Lagos in Major Upset
In a big surprise, outsider candidate Peter Obi won Lagos state, beating the most powerful politician in Nigeria’s commercial center in the country’s hotly contested presidential election.
In a big surprise, outsider candidate Peter Obi won Lagos state, beating the most powerful politician in Nigeria’s commercial center in the country’s hotly contested presidential election.
Toronto-Dominion Bank said Monday it agreed to pay more than $1.2 billion to settle a lawsuit by investors claiming it aided R. Allen Stanford’s $7 billion Ponzi scheme more than a decade ago.
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Hungary’s top diplomat accused Finland and Sweden of “spreading lies” about the erosion of democracy and said lawmakers in Budapest were justified in delaying approval of the Nordic nations’ NATO membership.
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