Development Health Advice 

Step up surveillance of emerging coronavirus variants, WHO urges

Alongside monitoring, virus and serum samples should be shared via globally agreed mechanisms so that critical research can be promptly initiated each time, according to the agency.  “Our collective goal is to get ahead of the game and have a global mechanism to quickly identify and study variants of concern and understand their implications for disease control efforts,” said Ana… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

Drake follows, DMs Nigerian artiste after watching his viral video

Get real time updates directly on you device, subscribe now. Subscribe A budding Nigerian music artiste, Hyzah has attracted the attention of Grammy Award-winning rapper, Drake who not only followed him on Instagram but also added a direct message commending the young Nigerian’s skill. In a video shared by one Amara Agwu on Saturday, Hyzah can be seen freestyling on… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

Toye Ajagun to K1, others: You’ve deviated from Fuji music standards

Popular veteran Juju musician, Uncle Toye Ajagun, has hit hard at K1 De Ultimate, Wasiu Ayinde Marshal, and others like him who have infused different guitars into their fuji musical arrangements, saying they have deviated from the “standards”. Ajagun added that the introduction of string instruments by these fuji musicians is a total departure from the standard laid down by… Read More
Human Rights 

Peru: UN rights office decries excessive use of force in November protests

Officers did not distinguish between the mainly peaceful protestors and a minority who allegedly acted violently, according to the study.  ?? #Peru: Police used unnecessary and excessive force when dealing with protests in November 2020 – New report finds police officers did not distinguish between peaceful protesters, who were in the majority, and a minority who allegedly acted violently ?… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

Watch Actor Jide Kosoko celebrates his 67th birthday with thanksgiving song

Veteran Nollywood actor, Prince Jide Kosoko is a year older today, January 12. He clocks 67th. Kosoko, who shuttles between the Yoruba and English Genres was born on January 12, 1954 to the Kosoko royal family of Lagos Island . To celebrate his birthday, the seasoned actor took to his Instagram page to recount God’s blessings in his life.  He shared a video… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

Eyes of the Gods: What can Mr. President see that mortal Nigerians can’t? | The #YNaijaCover

“It is because he is seeing things that critics are not seeing. He is seeing things most people don’t see.” “It is not a tenured appointment. There is no part of the law that says chief of army staff must serve for two years. Then, after two years, he must go. It is no news that Nigerians across political divide… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

Apple Music’s Latest Africa Rising Artist Is Afro-Pop Singer-Songwriter And Producer, Amaarae

Apple Music today announces the latest featured artist in its Africa Rising artist development program as Ghanian singer-songwriter and producer, Amaarae (real name Ama Serwah Genfi). “It’s amazing to be selected by Apple Music as their Africa Rising artist. The love and support the album has received from the Apple Music family has been incredible to say the least. I… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

My Song ‘Alubarika’ Changed My Life – Patoranking

Nigerian musician, Patrick Nnaemeka Okorie, alias Patoranking, has stated that his first single ‘Alubarika’, which was released in 2013, was what changed his life. Taking to Twitter, the award-winning reggae and dancehall artist shared a video of his performance of the song at the Hennessy Artistry and captioned it; “When This dropped in 2013…My Life Changed” Information Nigeria recalls the father… Read More
Development Health Advice 

UNICEF chief: Closing schools should be ‘measure of last resort’ 

“Despite overwhelming evidence of the impact of school closures on children, and despite increasing evidence that schools are not drivers of the pandemic, too many countries have opted to keep schools closed, some for nearly a year”, Henrietta Fore said in a statement.  A high cost  “As we enter the second year of the COVID-19 pandemic, and as cases continue… Read More
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