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‘End Corruption, Suffering’ – Singer Simi Tells Buhari

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Simi Nigerian singer, Simi, has called on President Muhammadu Buhari to put an end to the state of corruption and suffering in Nigeria. The award-winning musician made this call via her official Twitter page. President Buhari had shared an update regarding his meeting with the IGP on police brutality. Simi quoted his tweet and wrote thus: “#EndSars We don’t want… Read More
Human Rights 

New agreement in Iraq signals ‘a first and important step’ toward a better future

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The UN Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI) expressed hope that the new pact, on the status of northern Iraq’s Sinjar district in Ninewa, would pave the way for a better future. An uphill battle In 2104, ISIL terrorist fighters took control of significant swathes of the north, committing atrocity crimes including genocidal acts against the Yazidi minority, centred around their… Read More
Development Health Advice 

China joins global effort to ensure COVID vaccine access for all

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The country, together with the Republic of Korea and the tiny Pacific island of Nauru, joined the COVAX Facility this week, bringing the total number of participating nations and economies to 171, WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus announced during his regular media briefing on the pandemic.   “The world is eagerly anticipating the results of trials of vaccines against COVID-19, which… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

‘Date Someone Who Isn’t Passive Aggressive’ – Singer Chidima Kedike

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Chidinma Ekile Popular Nigerian singer, Chidinma Ekile has given some dating tips to her social media followers and it is important to take note. The singer shared a post via her Insta-story in which she educated her fans on and followers on the type of people they should date. Ekile stated that it is important to date people who do… Read More
Human Rights 

International Day of the Girl: ‘Be bold in your demands’, urges UN deputy chief 

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Under the theme “Be Bold. Building Equity for Girls”, leaders and policy makers spoke up on a host of important topics, to protect and empower young women. In her opening remarks, Deputy Secretary-General Amina Mohammed told girls: “Be bold in your demands and be confident in the steps you are taking”.  “As we celebrate the achievements and potential of girls,… Read More

Serengeti Insider Safaris

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We at Serengeti Insider Safaris deliver an enthralling experience to our customers thereby offering rich and diverse cultural heritage wherein one can experience the magical journey through the breath taking natural landscapes. Our team is well experienced in planning your migration safari tour in Tanzania with knowledgeable team members and proper guides having in-depth knowledge of mountaineering trek packages, cultural… Read More
Development Health Advice 

Universal Health Coverage ‘more urgent than ever’ – UN chief

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Painting a gloomy picture of under-investment in health, Secretary-General António Guterres said in his video message to senior ministers: “Universal Health Coverage is not only essential to end the pandemic, it will also drive progress across all health-related SDGs ”. #COVID19 is eroding decades of progress made towards universal health coverage. We need to invest in stronger health… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

Stop relying on celebrities for protests – Tiwa Savage warns Nigerian youths

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Nigerian musician, Tiwatope Savage, popularly known as Tiwa Savage has called on Nigerian youths to stop relying on celebrities and join the ongoing End SARS protest which is taking place at different parts of the country.   Nigerian celebrities, including Folarin Falana, popularly known as Falz and pop star, Runtown have joined other Nigerians in a protest in Lagos calling… Read More
Development Health Advice 

Stillbirths: An unnecessary, unspeakable tragedy – UN report

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A Neglected Tragedy: The Global Burden of Stillbirths, released by the UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF), the World Health Organization (WHO), the World Bank and the UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs (DESA), reveals that 84 per cent of these grievous episodes occur in low and lower-middle income countries. The first-ever joint global estimates also point out that stillbirths remain… Read More
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