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  Being tall  is an extremely important factor for basketball players, with more notable players in the NBA having more options on both offence and defence, and Ben Simmons is one of these guys . One might wonder how tall he is. Our searchlight beamed on the player, and we found this for you.   Ben Simmons, the point guard and power forward for the Brooklyn Nets, stands six feet eleven inches tall. However, it appears that this significant change in the basketball icon’s  height by two inches since  he was bought over  from the Philadelphia 76ers. Simmons' listed height while he was a member of the Sixers was slightly under 6'10" .   Some of his supporters have even referred to Ben Simmons as "Little Magic Johnson," since he has emerged as one of the NBA's most promising young players in a very long time .   Read more as we will reveal more information about him that we think you have not known about him.   Benjamin David Simmons, a professional basketball pl

Prince  Ned Nwoko   is a Nigerian lawyer, business tycoon, politician and humanitarian. He was a member of the House of Representatives (Nigeria) between 1999 and 2003 representing Aniocha North-South and Oshimili North-South. He took his Malaria Awareness campaign to South Pole, Antarctica. In a recent interview gra nted to BBC Pidgin journalist, he dropped a shocking revelation that his wife Regina Daniel knows that he could marry another wife.                                        Ned Nwoko & Regina "I married Regina Daniels within weeks" That's how I married other wives. "I don't believe in dating anybody to marry a lady when you marry them you can fall in love from within the marriage. Like my time in the 60's they were not dating, there were arranged marriage, most girls were expected to be virgins when getting married. Before I met Regina I don't know about her, I don't watch movies, I never watch movies. I met her the first time when

#Humanity A bright doctor from the West African country of Nigeria Babafemi Taiwo is leading part of a major study on antiviral drug Remdesivir appearing to treat COVID-19, the potentially deadly respiratory disease caused by the coronavirus, which has killed more than 200,000 people around the world. CNN interviewed Dr Taiwo, whose name suggests he is a twin from the southwestern part of Nigeria, to discuss the promising results. Remdesivir, the antiviral drug made by Gilead Sciences, appears to help coronavirus patients recover more quickly than no treatment at all, but it does not significantly reduce death, according to preliminary data from the National “For the first time we have a large, well-conducted trial” showing a treatment helps, he said. “This is not a miracle drug … but it’s definitely better than anything we have.” Fauci said the partial results showed that the drug had “a clear-cut significant positive effect,” shortening the time to hospital disch