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Fire guts Watt Market in Calabar, destroys goods worth billions of naira — National Accord Newspaper

Fire guts Watt Market in Calabar, destroys goods worth billions of naira — National Accord Newspaper
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Unclaimed assets

In October 2021, I started this conversation on “Women, Wealth, and Wills”, with the hope that everyone will have access to necessary information on how

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United Kingdom names 56 dead Nigerians with unclaimed estates, seeks relatives

The United Kingdom government has released the names and information of 56 Nigerians who have died with unclaimed estates in the country.

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UK Government Publishes 56 Dead Nigerians, Others With Unclaimed Estates, Assets

At least 56 dead people of Nigerian descent reportedly left unclaimed estates in the United Kingdom, according to data published by the UK government. One of the oldest identified Nigerians, identified as Mark N'wogo, died on December 9, 1992, in Surrey, United Kingdom, but the assets he left behind have gone unclaimed for nearly 30 years, which means that his properties would be surrendered to the British government by December 2022.

United kingdomNigeria generalSouth kensingtonKensington and chelseaWest midlandsUnited kingdom generalCity ofLagos stateCross riverWilliam kadryVictor adedapo olufemiCharles ayodele aliuLouisa holmesEnwukwe graham kwedi eddeJohn olaolu bankoleMuniratu kadiri