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 In a move that has set the crypto community abuzz, Hamster Kombat, the Telegram-based mobile clicker game that has taken the world by storm, has officially anno unced the dates for its much-anticipated Token Generation Event (TGE) and airdrop. Mark your calendars for September 26, 2024, as this date could potentially mark one of the largest airdrops in the history of cryptocurrency.   The Rise of Hamster Kombat Hamster Kombat, which launched earlier this year, quickly became a phenomenon, surpassing 300 million players within months. This game, where players simulate running a crypto exchange, has not only entertained but also introduced many to the world of cryptocurrencies through its play-to-earn mechanics. The game's popularity is underscored by its massive Telegram community and record-breaking YouTube growth, making it the largest crypto game ever in terms of player base.   The Airdrop and TGE Details The announcement of the TGE and airdrop has been a focal point o...

 Super Eagles and Napoli attacker, Victor Osimhen, has reportedly agreed to a weekly wage of €350,000 offered by English Premier League side Chelsea, Soccernet.ng reports. According to sources close to the situation, Nigerian journalist Oma Akatugba revealed that although the Nigerian striker initially demanded €500,000 per week, Chelsea managed to negotiate the figure down to €350,000. Earlier reports suggest that the long transfer saga between Chelsea and Napoli seems to be reaching its conclusion, with Napoli reportedly accepting the London club’s offer to sign the Nigerian star. However, with the transfer window nearing its end, the race is far from over, as the Nigerian goal poacher has refused to lower his salary, making his personal agreement crucial to the deal. Despite this progress, Chelsea supporters should hold off on celebrating. The transfer drama is far from resolved, as Saudi Arabian clubs continue to show strong interest, with offers that could exceed the terms Che...

The Economic Community of West African States Parliament met on Monday in Banjul, The Gambia, to advance the implementation of a critical protocol that facilitates the free movement of persons, the right of residence, and the establishment of businesses across the region. This five-day session, tagged “Parliament’s Role in the Implementation of the Protocol on the Free Movement of Persons, Right of Residence, and Establishment in the ECOWAS Region,” drew parliamentarians from across West Africa to discuss the challenges and opportunities in realising the goals of the protocol. The protocol, initially adopted on May 29, 1975, is a cornerstone of ECOWAS’s vision for deeper regional integration and economic cooperation among its member states. In his opening remarks, The Gambia’s Minister of Trade, Industry, Regional Integration, and Employment, Baboucarr Joof, reaffirmed his country’s commitment to the principles of regional integration. Joof urged fellow parliamentarians to strengthen l...