Justice Nicholas Oweibo of the Federal High Court in Lagos has ordered that upcoming musician, Azeez Fashola, alias Naira Marley, be remanded in the prison custody. The judge made the remand order on Monday morning shortly after the musician was … Continue reading Alleged credit card fraud: Judge remands Naira Marley in prison
Hundreds of drones will begin delivering life-saving vaccines, blood and medicines to patients in Ghana this week in the largest scheme of its kind, the global vaccine alliance (GAVI) said on Wednesday. Medics will place orders by text message when … Continue reading Drones to Deliver Vaccines, Blood and Drugs Across Ghana
Commencement speaker and billionaire Robert F. Smith announced Sunday he will donate an estimated $40 million to pay off the student debt for the 400 students graduating at the historically black, all-male Morehouse College, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports. Student debt … Continue reading Billionaire Pays Off Entire Graduating Students Debt in Morehouse College
A 23-year-old lady, who had been a victim of the Boko Haram kidnap in 2014, has proved that what she went through would not be an obstacle that prevents her from becoming something great in life. The young lady identified … Continue reading 23-Year-Old Victim of Boko Haram Kidnap Bags Degree as She Graduates from US College
With polls giving her strong support ahead of October elections, former Argentine president Cristina Kirchner made the surprise announcement Saturday that she will seek the vice presidency. The announcement, made in a 12-minute video posted on social media, comes just … Continue reading Former Argentine President Kirchner Seeks Return to Power, as Vice President
Hollywood star Arnold Schwarzenegger was attacked on Saturday by a man who kicked him in the back at a sports event in South Africa that the action hero was hosting. The bodybuilder and former politician was chatting with fans at … Continue reading Arnold Schwarzenegger Attacked in South Africa
The school located in Texas, USA, was first established in 1894 and integrated with African-American students in 1965. For the first time in the history of the institution, Tobi Phillips earned a 6.9 cumulative GPA on a 4.0 scale. Tobi … Continue reading Nigerian Student, Tobechukwu “Tobi” Phillips Breaks Barrier as First Black Valedictorian in Alvin High School’s 125 year History.
Sir Hilary Beckles told David Cameron in an open letter that he has benefited from slavery on the island through his ancestral links to General Sir James Duff. ‘You are a grandson of the Jamaican soil who has been privileged … Continue reading Jamaica is Calling for Britain to Pay Billions of Pounds in Reparations for Slavery
Chief Samuel Omotayo Agbomoagan, father of the Wazobia Global Media’s Co- Founder, Amb. Temitope Omotayo has passed onto Glory. Aged 92 years, he was a seasoned reductionist, administrator and a community leader in Ikere Ekiti in Ekiti State where he … Continue reading Wazobia Global Media’s Co- Founder Loses Father
Japan on Friday passed laws to ban drones being flown over Tokyo 2020 Olympic sites and US military facilities as a measure aimed at preventing terror attacks. Under the new legislation, drone flights will be restricted over the Olympic sites … Continue reading Japan Stops Use of Drones Over Olympic, Military Sites
