Burna Boy, Okonjo-Iweala, among Forbes List of African Icons
Forbes considered Burna Boy as one of the most successful artists in Africa
Big Brother Naija Returns, ₦90m to grab for Season Six Winner
The organizer, Multichoice Nigeria, announced on Wednesday that a grand prize of ₦90m would go to the overall winner of Big Broter Naija.
President Buhari Congratulates Burna Boy for 2021 Grammy Awards
The President believed that the achievements of the two music stars would open doors for others in global music.
Lagos State Seals 11 Leisure Facilities for COVID-19 Protocols Violations
The Director General, therefore, warned that all event centers in Lagos must follow the COVID-19 protocols. And if they must have guests exceeding the numbers, they must beforehand receive permit for such on lasgsafetyreg.com.
Lagos Commissioner for Tourism Holds a Webinar Session with Stakeholders on...
Re-emphasising on the prerequisite for the loan, she said stakeholders who intend to access the loan must register with the Ministry, showing its up-to-date payment of annual dues.
NCPC Denies appointing Tonto Dikeh as ‘Peace Ambassador’
There are video proofs, but I would rather respect the commission’s decision and take the Fall. Thanks to every Christian body that fought against this growth.’’
Lagos State Ministry of Tourism Receives the Initiator of Goge Africa
The initiator of Goge Africa and his wife, Mr. Isaac and Nneka Moses appreciated the Ministry for the warm reception. He said that the success story of programme started in Lagos and was made possible through the good atmosphere created for them by the State government.
Lagos State Censors Board Calls for Worthwhile Content in Film Production
Movie-making is actually a huge business which without a doubt requires concerted efforts. However, our film video must be rich in moral value and above all, devoid of indecency, obscenity, vulgar language and scenes. We are the sum of what we see, hear and do”, she said.
Ikorodu Bois and Emmanuella are among five African Stars Nominated for...
The Award is usually held on a Saturday night in late March or early April.
After Sudan Protests for a Change Government, Justice Seems a Forlorn...
A slim hope was lightened when the new regime set up panels to look at the human rights abuses. More specifically, the Attorney-General in January 2020, set a committee to probe into the abuses carried out against the protesters.
Guelleh to Extend Rule beyond his current 22 Year, as Djibouti...
If Guelleh eventually won, that would his last spell on the presidential seat. The 2010 constitution of the country sets age-limit of 75 for whoever would be the country president.
Washington Residents no longer Enjoy Fundamental Rights promised to all Americans
“The simple fact is denying American citizens a vote in the body that taxes them goes against the founding principles of this great nation.”
UN and Partners Seek $3.85bn Aid for Yemen’s Survival
Yemen crisis, which has mutated to war, began with a conflict between Government forces and Ansar Allah movement. The former has the backing of the Saudi-led coalition. The crisis has really devastated the country, leading human loss and injury.
White Supremacist Group in US may embark on Mass Attacks
A report from investigators has it that some white extremists who advocate total white supremacy might resort to mass attacks to establish the race...
Australia will not stop Using AstraZeneca Vaccine despite Europe Pause
Autsralia secured 54 millon doses of the vaccine to inoculate almost 25 million people. 50 million additions would be produced locally from the end of March.
Johnson and Johnson COVID-19 Vaccines Receives WHO Approval for International Use
Johnson & Johnson vaccine would now join Pfizer/BioNTech and Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccines, bring to total three the WHO approved so far.
Abuse against Australia’s First Nation People, State of Victoria Creates Commission...
Moreover, the inquiry would involve a public hearing, calling of witnesses under oath and compelling evidences. There would also be a possible recommendation to improve the quality of lives of the indigenous peoples and a possible endorsement for government to give reparations to them.
Pupils Resume Classes in England in the First Phase to ease...
Asking Prime Minister Boris Johnson the risk in sending pupils back to classrooms, he said keeping them out classrooms for too long would also do more damages than good.
