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Duncan Mighty Debunks Sickness Rumours, Showcases Multi-Million Television Station Project Under Construction

Shade Wesley-Metibogun, THEWILL -
January 28, (THEWILL) - Nigerian musician, Duncan Wene Mighty, has debunked rumours of his sickness making the rounds on social media. The entertainer shared a video on his official Instagram page stating what he has been up to while...
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Show Promoter Slams N10 Million Suit Against Duncan Mighty

Shade Wesley-Metibogun, THEWILL -
February 19, (THEWILL) - Nse Essien, the promoter of Resort Carabana, Uyo, Akwa Ibom, has slammed a N10 million suit against Duncan Wene Mighty Okechukwu, over alleged breach of contractual agreement. The talented singer was said to have collected the...
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Duncan Mighty Airs Wife’s Audio ‘Confession’

Emmanuel Adigwe, THEWILL -
BEVERLY HILLS, February 23, (THEWILL) - Self-acclaimed “Port Harcourt First Son,” Duncan Mighty, has released an audio recording of his estranged wife, Vivian, allegedly confessing to seeking assistance from a herbalist to remedy their marriage. The audio of almost three minutes...
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Duncan Mighty Blasts Wife Again

Emmanuel Adigwe, THEWILL -
BEVERLY HILLS, February 07, (THEWILL) - Nigerian musician, Duncan Mighty, has again called out his estranged wife, Vivian Nwakanwa and her family members concerning his allegation that they had plotted to kill him. THEWILL recalls that the singer had alleged that...
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Singer Duncan MightyUnveiled As South-South Youth Ambassador

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BEVERLY HILLS, March 25, (THEWILL) – Duncan Mighty has been unveiled as a youth/brand ambassador of South South Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines & Agriculture, FOSSCCIMA. The singer took to his social media to share the news with his fans...
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Dangote Refinery Faults Continued Fuel Imports, Says Local Capacity Can Meet Nigeria’s Demand

According to market data available to the refinery, imported PMS accounted for approximately 43 per cent of fuel supplied into the Nigerian market in July. The development, it said, raises questions about the necessity of continued large-scale imports at a time when Nigeria has significantly expanded its domestic refining capacity.
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