An agreement on a gas pipeline for the Gulf of Guinea has been signed by Presidents Bola Tinubu and Teodoro Mbasogo of Equatorial Guinea. The agreement on the Gulf of Guinea gas pipeline project was signed on Wednesday, according to a statement released on Thursday by the president's spokesperson, Ajuri Ngelale. According to Ngelale, the deal strengthens the two countries' cooperation for development. Ngelale claims that the agreement addressed general principles, ownership of the gas pipeline, establishment and operation of the pipeline, and legislative and regulatory procedures about the gas pipeline.   During his speech, Tinubu stated that the agreement's signature would create new jobs and chances for gas development. In a private meeting that took place before the agreement's signature, the president stated that the two leaders talked about matters about the continent's conflict resolution mechanisms, food security, employment development, and multilateral ties. "Conflicts and their settlement were discussed…

The 73-year-old British billionaire Sir Richard Branson has revealed his plan for passing down Virgin Atlantic to his children, Sam, Holly, Ryan, and Richard. Even though he is 73 years old and well past retirement age, risk-taking businessman Sir Richard Branson doesn't appear to be slowing down. Even so, it seems that the CEO of Virgin Group is organizing his affairs to make sure that his family retains ownership of Virgin Atlantic long after he passes away. The 73-year-old Branson said in an interview with the Times of London that he is one of several senior CEOs going through succession planning as part of the multibillion-dollar wealth transfer that will take place over the next 30 years.     Branson intends to give his 39-year-old son Sam and his 42-year-old daughter Holly the airline's keys as part of that transfer. Branson told The Times, "I plan to keep it in…

The most expensive cow ever sold at auction is a three-year-old Brazilian cow priced at US$4 million (about R75 million), according to Guinness World Records.   The cow, weighing one hundred kilograms, or twice the weight of an ordinary adult of this breed, brought in three times the previous record price. The Zebu breed, a subspecies that originated in India and is recognized for its characteristic hump and dewlap, accounted for 80% of the cattle in Brazil; however, the Nelore type was bred for meat rather than milk.   Brazil's economy mostly derives from the livestock sector, and the government is actively pursuing expansion into other export markets. Brazil, the biggest supplier of beef in the world, wants its meat to be consumed by everyone, everywhere, according to the AP. The farm in the state of Minas Gerais near Uberaba was home to Viatina-19, who was under regular observation from…