Stock Markets React Negatively to Trump’s Tariffs The global stock market witnessed a significant downturn following former U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent announcement of tariffs on nearly all American trade partners. The declaration, dubbed “Liberation Day,” sent shockwaves through financial markets, leading to widespread sell-offs across various indices. U.S. Stock Market Takes a Hit On Friday morning, U.S. stock futures recorded notable declines: Additionally, by the close of Thursday’s trading session, major stock indices had recorded their worst performance since the COVID-19 pandemic in June 2020: The tech sector suffered heavy losses, with leading companies facing steep declines: European and Australian Markets Experience Declines The impact of Trump’s tariff policy extended beyond the U.S., affecting stock markets in Europe and Australia: U.S. Retailers Also Affected Retailers dependent on imported goods were not spared in the market downturn: China Responds with Retaliatory Tariffs In response to Trump’s tariff escalation, China swiftly imposed a 34% retaliatory tariff on all U.S. imports, exacerbating the financial instability in global markets. Trump Remains Optimistic Amid Market Chaos Despite the market turmoil, Trump downplayed concerns, stating that the U.S. stock market is “going very well.” However, analysts and investors remain wary, fearing prolonged economic instability due to ongoing trade tensions. Key Takeaways For more insights on the stock market and economic trends, visit CNBC for in-depth financial analysis. Read more about economic policies affecting the stock market. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.Join our Telegram Chanel.
In a swift response to President Donald Trump’s latest trade measures, China has imposed a 34% tariff on all imports from the United States. The move comes just hours after Trump announced the same tariff rate against Beijing as part of his reciprocal tariff plan. According to The Wall Street Journal, China’s new tariffs will take effect on April 10 and will target a wide range of American goods. This latest trade action intensifies the ongoing economic confrontation between the two global superpowers. China Condemns US Tariffs, Calls for Fair Trade The Chinese Ministry of Commerce confirmed the tariff imposition on Friday, stating that it mirrors Trump’s latest duty hike on Chinese imports. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun voiced Beijing’s concerns at a press briefing in the capital, condemning the US government’s move. Guo criticized the US for levying tariffs on multiple countries, including China, under the guise of trade reciprocity. He argued that such actions severely violate World Trade Organization (WTO) regulations and threaten the stability of the global multilateral trading system. Growing Fears of a Trade War With tensions escalating, experts warn that these tit-for-tat tariffs could push the world toward a full-blown trade war. As both countries refuse to back down, industries reliant on global trade could suffer heavy economic losses. Meanwhile, businesses and investors remain on high alert, closely monitoring further developments between Washington and Beijing. If the situation worsens, global markets could experience heightened volatility. For more on US-China trade relations, check out our article on The Economic Impact of US Tariffs. For an in-depth analysis, visit The Wall Street Journal’s report. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.Join our Telegram Chanel.
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Traders and Squatters Ignore Lagos State’s Eviction Order at Oja Oba Underbridge Despite a 24-hour eviction notice issued by the Lagos State Government, traders, squatters, and livestock rearers remain under the Oja Oba Underbridge at Adeniji Adele, continuing their activities in defiance of the directive. The Lagos State Commissioner for Environment and Water Resources, Tokunbo Wahab, had on Wednesday mandated all unauthorized occupants to vacate the premises. His directive followed growing concerns about environmental degradation and public safety due to the discovery of livestock being reared in the area. “The misuse of public infrastructure poses severe environmental and safety risks,” Wahab stated, emphasizing that non-compliance would lead to the forceful removal of all makeshift structures and illegal settlements. Government’s Effort to Reclaim Public Spaces The Lagos State Government has intensified efforts to reclaim public spaces across the state, with the clearance of the Oja Oba Underbridge forming part of a broader urban sanitation strategy. Officials argue that such measures are necessary to maintain a clean and habitable environment for residents. Resistance from Traders and Occupants Despite the government’s directive, our investigation reveals that many illegal occupants have disregarded the eviction order. Commercial activities persist under unsanitary conditions, with individuals still cooking, eating, and living beneath the bridge. The area remains cluttered with plastic waste, wooden scraps, and other debris, posing health risks to both the occupants and passersby. Repeated Evictions, Same Outcome Further observations indicate that several of the current squatters were among those displaced in a similar eviction exercise at Adeniji Adele in 2024. Many of them have since returned, highlighting the challenge of enforcing sustainable resettlement solutions for displaced individuals. Conclusion The standoff at Oja Oba Underbridge raises critical questions about urban management, enforcement policies, and the need for alternative solutions for displaced persons. As the government intensifies its drive to reclaim public spaces, a sustainable approach to relocation and rehabilitation remains essential. Read about Lagos’ urban renewal strategies Lagos State Government Official Website READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Channel
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Trump’s Administration Will Bring Global Turmoil – Primate Ayodele Primate Elijah Ayodele, the leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, has issued a strong warning about the leadership of former U.S. President Donald Trump. According to the cleric, Trump’s administration will not only be turbulent but could also lead to significant global conflicts. In a statement released by his media aide, Oluwatosin Osho, Primate Ayodele emphasized that the world is yet to experience the full negative impact of Trump’s leadership. He predicted that the former president’s actions would fuel chaos and that his time in office would be marked by international instability. Trump’s Leadership Will Lead to Global Conflict The religious leader cautioned that Trump’s influence could escalate military tensions, stating that global peace remains at risk. Despite his political and financial power, Ayodele predicted that Trump would ultimately face disgrace. He stated: “I warned the world before Trump’s election that his leadership would bring negativity. America chose the wrong leader, and what we have seen so far is only the beginning. Under his administration, military interventions will increase, and global conflicts will arise. The world should brace for difficult times ahead.” Elon Musk and Trump Will Have Serious Disputes Apart from the global concerns, Primate Ayodele also prophesied a rift between billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk and Donald Trump. According to him, the two influential figures will eventually clash over major disagreements, leading to their separation. “Trump and Elon Musk will face conflicts that will result in a fallout. There will be serious issues between them, and their relationship will not remain stable. I previously warned about this, but many did not listen,” he added. What This Means for the Future With these predictions, many observers are closely watching how Trump’s political activities and global influence will unfold. While some dismiss Ayodele’s prophecy, others take his warnings seriously, considering his past predictions on political events. Related Articles: READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.Join our Telegram Chanel.
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Deadly Explosions in Mushin Local Government Area A devastating twin explosion struck a scavenging site on Taiwo Street in the Idi-Araba area of Mushin Local Government, Lagos State, on Thursday, leaving one person dead and at least eight others injured. Authorities suspect the blasts were caused by grenades found among scrap materials. First Explosion: Scavenger Fatally Injured Eyewitnesses reported that the first explosion occurred around noon when a scavenger unknowingly attempted to dismantle a suspicious metallic object resembling a rocket. The force of the blast was fatal, claiming his life instantly. “They must have picked up the object from somewhere else,” said Jegede Taiwo, a local resident. “The explosion was so powerful it decapitated the man.” Second Explosion: More Casualties and Property Damage Hours later, around 5:00 p.m., a second explosion shook the area, causing significant structural damage to a nearby residential building and leaving more individuals injured. Witnesses at the scene confirmed that emergency responders rushed at least eight injured persons to the hospital for urgent medical care. “We saw at least eight people injured, and they were taken to a nearby hospital,” Shehu Idris, another resident, stated. Shocking Discovery: Grenade-like Objects Found Videos circulating on social media revealed two suspicious items resembling rocket-propelled grenades at the site, raising serious concerns about how such dangerous explosives ended up in the hands of scavengers. The discovery has prompted fears about the presence of unmonitored explosives in the city. Authorities Respond to the Incident Following the explosions, police operatives and firefighters swiftly arrived at the scene to assess the situation and restore calm in the community. The Lagos State Emergency Management Agency (LASEMA) is currently investigating the source of the explosives and working to prevent future occurrences. For more updates on this developing story, stay tuned to LMSINT MEDIA. Check out other latest news updates Read more about explosion safety and emergency response This tragic incident highlights the need for increased safety measures and regulation of hazardous materials to prevent such deadly accidents in the future. READ ALSO:
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The All Progressives Congress (APC) has rejected reports of a supposed rift between President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Vice President Kashim Shettima. The party has dismissed the rumors suggesting that Tinubu might replace Shettima with a new running mate for the 2027 elections, calling the claims baseless. Although Tinubu has not yet officially declared his candidacy for a second term, several loyalists and key figures within the APC have begun organizing support for his re-election. In spite of this, the speculations regarding a possible fallout between Tinubu and Shettima were quickly debunked by party officials as unfounded. Alhaji Bala Ibrahim, the APC’s National Director of Publicity, emphasized that such rumors were nothing more than “beer-parlour discussions” with no credible evidence. “These are purely speculative claims with no foundation. They should not be taken seriously,” Ibrahim stated, further clarifying that any decisions regarding a potential change in running mates would involve comprehensive consultations with major stakeholders. In a related development, political figures from Nigeria’s North Central region have reignited calls for the region to be considered for the presidency or vice presidency in the 2027 elections. Leaders from Plateau, Nasarawa, Benue, Niger, Kogi, and Kwara states, spearheaded by Prof. Nghargbu K’tso, urged the major political parties to consider zoning their presidential or vice-presidential tickets to the North Central region. In a statement issued following their meeting in Abuja, the stakeholders argued that if the APC grants Tinubu the “right of first refusal” for the presidential nomination, then the vice-presidential slot should be allotted to the North Central. Prof. K’tso pointed out that the region has remained politically marginalized since Nigeria’s return to democracy in 1999, as it has never produced a democratically elected president or vice president. He noted that the South East, while also excluded, had at least produced Dr. Alex Ekwueme as vice president from 1979 to 1983. “This is about fairness. We seek recognition as equal stakeholders, not just political appendages,” K’tso remarked. Despite these calls, the APC has brushed aside the North Central’s demand, terming it “unrealistic” and “premature.” In a response to the press, Alhaji Bala Ibrahim described the demand as “dead on arrival,” arguing that the North Central’s electoral influence is smaller compared to regions like the North West. He further stressed that the region’s calls for the presidency or vice presidency could only stir political tensions. “The North Central must not view these positions as an entitlement, given their relatively smaller contribution to the national vote compared to other zones,” Ibrahim stated, adding that discussions on zoning should only occur after President Tinubu’s first term. Source – APC Statement on Tinubu-Shettima RiftRelated: Understanding Zoning in Nigerian Politics READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Channel
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The Adamawa State Government has made a significant move to secure the future of 60 young graduate engineers by offering them automatic employment. These graduates were previously sponsored by the state government to undergo specialized engineering training in India. The employment offer comes after they complete the mandatory one-year National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) program. The announcement was made by Governor Ahmadu Fintiri in Yola, during a visit from the graduates to express their gratitude for the scholarship that enabled them to study abroad. Dr. Umar Umar Garba Pella, the State Commissioner for Education and Human Capital Development, spoke to the press about the initiative. He reminded the public that the scholarship program, launched in 2020, was aimed at supporting Adamawa indigenes by providing them with a comprehensive five-year engineering education abroad. Governor Fintiri, recognizing the graduates’ exceptional performance, assured that his administration would continue to sustain the program, enabling more young individuals from Adamawa to benefit in the future. In addition to this, the state government is already planning to send another group of students abroad, with a new scholarship program targeting studies in China. This initiative demonstrates the commitment of Adamawa’s leadership to investing in the education and future of its youth. Tahir Iju Sama’ila, one of the graduates, expressed his appreciation on behalf of his colleagues. He commended Governor Fintiri and the state government for their support, emphasizing that while many other states have neglected their students abroad, Adamawa has remained dedicated to ensuring the success and well-being of its youth. This initiative further strengthens Adamawa’s commitment to empowering its youth and providing long-term job security, reinforcing the state’s position as a leader in educational development and employment opportunities. For more on state-sponsored educational programs, visit Nigerian Government Education Initiatives. For more on educational and youth development initiatives in Nigeria, check out our article on Nigerian Government Scholarships for Students. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Channel
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Dr. Hakeem Baba-Ahmed, the former spokesperson for the Northern Elders Forum (NEF), has resigned from his role as political adviser to President Bola Tinubu. Reliable sources within the presidency confirmed the resignation, which was submitted approximately two weeks ago. However, the reasons behind Baba-Ahmed’s departure remain unclear, with the former adviser citing personal grounds for his decision. It is yet to be confirmed whether the presidency has officially accepted Baba-Ahmed’s resignation. His role in the government, which he assumed as Special Adviser on Political Matters in September 2023, was controversial at times. Notably, the current Minister of State for Defence, Bello Mohammed Matawalle, had criticized Baba-Ahmed’s political influence, especially after the latter dismissed the Northern Elders Forum (NEF) as insignificant in political matters. Matawalle’s remarks appeared to target Baba-Ahmed, especially after Baba-Ahmed’s public criticism of the minister’s decision to label the NEF as a “political paperweight.” This dispute came in the wake of a statement from NEF, which questioned the North’s support for Tinubu during the 2023 election. For further context on Nigeria’s political climate, you can check this report on Nigeria’s political shifts from BBC. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Channel
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The Federal Government of Nigeria and the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO) have entered into a landmark partnership valued at $174.6 million to bolster Nigeria’s industrial development. The agreement, signed under the Programme for Country Partnership (PCP), spans four years, from 2024 to 2028, marking a significant step toward strengthening the nation’s industrial capacity and accelerating its economic transformation. During the signing ceremony, the Minister of Budget and Economic Planning, Sen. Abubakar Atiku Bagudu, emphasized the importance of this collaboration in advancing Nigeria’s industrial sector. He outlined that the programme’s core objectives include boosting technological innovation, improving industrial productivity, and promoting environmentally sustainable practices within the industry. Senator Bagudu further highlighted that the initiative would open up economic opportunities for Nigerians, particularly for youth and marginalized groups. The funding structure for the partnership comprises 85.7% ($149.6 million) contributed by international donors and partners mobilized by UNIDO, with the Nigerian government providing a counterpart funding of 14.3% ($24.97 million). As of now, Nigeria has made an initial contribution of $1.28 million to the project. The Minister urged all stakeholders, including private sector participants, development partners, and civil society organizations, to collaborate closely to ensure the seamless execution of the programme. He also pointed to the role of UNIDO in providing technical and strategic support to achieve the set industrial development goals. Sen. John Owan Umoh, Nigeria’s Minister of State for Industry, expressed optimism about UNIDO’s role in guiding the Industrial Revolution Work Group (IRWG), a key component of the partnership. Gerd Muller, Director General of UNIDO, reaffirmed the agency’s mandate to support industrial development in member states, ensuring long-term sustainability. Meanwhile, Otunba Francis Meshionye, President of the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN), voiced his hopes that Nigerian manufacturers would benefit from the funding, pledging the association’s full support for the success of the programme. UNIDO Official Website Explore more about Nigeria’s Economic Growth READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Channel
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Youths in Ogun State have called on Governor Dapo Abiodun to prioritize the completion of the neglected Ogun State Polytechnic located in Ipokia Local Government Area. The once-promising institution, which was started during the administration of former Governor Ibikunle Amosun, has remained unfinished for years, leaving the community disappointed. In July 2017, the National Board for Technical Education (NBTE) approved the establishment of this polytechnic as part of Amosun’s initiative to upgrade the Moshood Abiola Polytechnic (MAPOLY) in Abeokuta to a university. The polytechnic, which was set to offer 42 accredited courses, was poised to provide significant educational opportunities for residents of Ipokia and surrounding areas. However, despite some infrastructure, including classrooms, administrative buildings, hostels, and lecture halls, being partially built, the polytechnic project has not been completed. Upon taking office in 2019, Governor Abiodun reversed the decision to upgrade MAPOLY, opting instead to return the polytechnic to its original location in Abeokuta. Governor Abiodun reassured the people of Ipokia that he would not scrap the institution initiated by his predecessor, promising to turn it into a thriving educational hub. Additionally, he pledged to establish a university campus in the local government area. Despite these promises, the Ipokia youth are now calling on the governor to fulfill his commitment to complete the polytechnic. On Thursday, local youths, holding placards with messages like “Don’t Abandon Ogun Polytechnic in Ipokia” and “Gov Abiodun Fulfill Your Promise,” gathered to demand action. They lamented the deterioration of the site, which has become a hotspot for criminal activity as the buildings deteriorate. Roofs have begun to collapse, and the classrooms, once symbols of hope, are now neglected. Tunji Idowu, Chairman of the Ipokia Youth Development Council, reminded the governor of his promises during a visit to the area in January 2023. Idowu emphasized that the establishment of a higher learning institution in Ipokia would not only improve educational access but also drive economic growth and job creation in the region. Idowu reiterated, “Your Excellency, when you visited Ipokia in January 2023, you assured us that the polytechnic would be completed. You spoke of transforming the project into a fully operational institution that will serve our community’s educational needs. We eagerly await the realization of this vision.” Dr. Yakub Oyebo, a lecturer at Lagos State University and a native of Ipokia, further highlighted the challenges faced by local youths. Due to the high cost of relocation to cities like Abeokuta, Ijebu, and Lagos, many are unable to pursue higher education. The completion of the polytechnic in Ipokia could provide an affordable and accessible alternative for these young people. For more details on educational developments in Ogun State, check out this report by The Guardian. For more information on education issues in Ogun State, visit our Education Section. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Channel
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The Nigerian government is set to unveil new Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) distribution refueling stations in various regions, including Enugu, the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Lokoja in Kogi State, Port Harcourt in Rivers State, Ado Ekiti in Ekiti, and Abia State. The official commissioning of these stations is scheduled for April 25, 2025. In addition, the government will launch phase 1 of its tricycle deployment program on April 15, a significant initiative led by the Federal Ministry of Youths. This initiative aims to enhance mobility and create employment opportunities for young Nigerians. Expansion of CNG to the North As part of its commitment to expanding the use of Compressed Natural Gas (CNG), the government will sign an investment agreement for the Arete Mini-LNG Project, valued at $6 million, on April 4, 2025. This project is designed to facilitate the growth of CNG distribution in the northern regions of the country. A Presidential press briefing will be held to update citizens on the progress of the CNG initiative and its impact on the national energy sector. Key Dates for Upcoming Events The Role of Auto CNG in Nigeria’s Future In May 2025, the Autogas framework will be implemented, promoting the seamless supply of Auto CNG at discounted prices. This initiative, in collaboration with the Gas Association of Nigeria (GACN) and the Nigerian Gas Marketing Limited (NGML), will enhance the viability of CNG as an affordable, sustainable alternative for the automotive sector. Related Content: For more insights on Nigeria’s sustainable energy initiatives, read our article on the role of renewable energy in Nigeria’s future here. You can learn more about Nigeria’s energy transition goals in this report by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC). READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Channel
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LAGOS—Former Deputy National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Chief Bode George, has voiced concerns that the ongoing political developments in Rivers State and the Senate’s handling of Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan’s allegations against Senate President Godswill Akpabio could threaten the stability of Nigeria’s Fourth Republic. He warned that similar events in the past led to the downfall of Nigeria’s First and Second Republics. George, speaking in Lagos, criticized the Nigerian government for what he termed as unconstitutional actions, including the controversial voice vote used to approve President Bola Tinubu’s declaration of a state of emergency in Rivers. He also condemned efforts to recall Natasha from the Senate, calling the situation shameful and indicative of deeper flaws in Nigeria’s democracy. In his remarks, George drew parallels to past political crises, stating, “Today, we are seeing the same mistakes that led to the collapse of our earlier republics, now being repeated by the APC-led government. The unconstitutional decisions, including the handling of the Rivers State crisis and the treatment of Natasha, are not just harmful to Nigeria’s democratic institutions, but they also bring international disgrace.” He further criticized the deployment of security forces to protect a deposed speaker in Lagos while security was withdrawn from the elected speaker, and the National Assembly’s rubber-stamp approval of the state of emergency in Rivers without the required two-thirds majority. Manipulation of Political Processes One of the most contentious issues raised by George was the Senate’s handling of Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan’s accusations against Senate President Godswill Akpabio. Natasha’s allegations have sparked a political battle, with George accusing the Senate of partisan misconduct, further eroding public trust. He pointed out the lack of an independent investigation into Natasha’s claims, instead opting for punitive actions against her, including her suspension. “There is a serious risk that these actions are part of a political conspiracy to recall Natasha using the machinery of state. The attempt to manipulate the political process, such as the unsubstantiated gathering of signatures at the INEC office, is a gross injustice,” George said. He also warned that such actions signal a dangerous precedent for Nigeria’s future. “This is not democracy, it’s a clear case of manipulation. We are heading toward a very dangerous path,” George added, referring to the government’s interference in the Kogi State and Bayelsa State political situations. Global Embarrassment and Growing Tensions While George condemned these actions as threats to Nigeria’s democracy, he also emphasized the international embarrassment caused by these moves. The global community has been closely watching Nigeria’s political developments, with criticism coming from various quarters, including from notable figures like Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, who recently warned that democracy in Nigeria was under threat. Looking ahead, George expressed his concern that these tensions could escalate as the 2027 elections approach. He warned that, with rising insecurity, corruption, and economic challenges, the government’s focus should be on resolving these issues rather than engaging in political conflicts. Conclusion: A Call for Accountability and Transparency George concluded his statements with a call for accountability and transparency in the country’s political system, urging the government to respect democratic norms and uphold the integrity of the electoral process. He also called on Nigerians to resist attempts to manipulate the democratic process, stressing that the country’s future depends on the actions taken today. For more information on the political climate in Nigeria and the challenges facing its democracy, you can read this insightful article from The Guardian on the state of Nigerian democracy here. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Channel
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Nollywood icon Genevieve Nnaji has hit back at a comment from a social media user who criticized her for “growing old.” The actress shared a captivating image on her X handle, standing in front of a serene nature-themed artwork. One follower, @EmITerfa, pointed out that she was aging, stating, “You really cannot cheat nature. My fine wine is finally growing old.” In a witty and honest reply, Genevieve accepted her aging, humorously acknowledging the inevitable passage of time: “It gets worse, bro. I will get so old I’ll die, if I’m lucky,” she responded. This candid reply has gained attention for her unapologetic acceptance of aging. Genevieve, born on May 3, 1979, is 45 years old and remains one of the most prominent figures in the Nigerian film industry. Having joined Nollywood in 1998, she is known for her timeless beauty and impressive acting career. For more on Genevieve’s career and achievements, visit this official source. Genevieve’s response reminds us of the importance of embracing age with confidence and humor, a message that resonates with many in an age-conscious society. Source: Britannica on Genevieve Nnaji Explore more about Nollywood actresses on LMSINT Media’s Entertainment Section. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.
