Entertainment Lifestyle 

Any Muslim Lawyer Who Defends Kano Musician Sentenced To Death For Blasphemy Has Renounced His Faith, Cleric Says

Chairman of Sokoto State Ulama Forum of Izala, Sheikh Abubakar Usman Mabera, has said that any lawyer, who defends a Kano State-based musician, Yahaya Aminu-Sharif, recently convicted for blasphemy by a Sharia court has renounced his Islamic faith. According to Tribune Newspaper, the Islamic cleric affirmed that a competent Sharia court in Kano had sentenced the musician to death for… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

Liberia-Nigeria Friendship Threatened by Anti-Piracy Fight – Global News Network

 By Samuel G. Dweh | Freelance Development Journalist; president—Liberia Association of Writers (LAW)   Contacts —+231  (0)886618906/776583266/samuelosophy@yahoo.com/samuelosophy1@gmail.com| Leaders of Countries: Liberia’s George Manneh Weah & Nigeria’s Muhammadu Buhari The Liberian anti-piracy exercise covers all Countries’ citizens involved into unauthorized importation, duplication, or sale of other people’s Intellectual Properties in Liberia. But the composition of “marketers” and “comments” at an Out-of-Courtroom-settlement meeting… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

Harnessing Nollywood’s potential through soft power for Nigerians

Soft power, a term popularised by American scholar, Joseph Nye, in his 1990 book, ‘Bound to Lead: The Changing Nature of American Power’, has over the years found its way into mainstream political and international relations discourse. Nye had in his book argued that the “American popular culture, embodied in products and communications, has widespread appeal… This popular cultural appeal… Read More
Human Rights 

25 years after Beijing’s Women Conference, significance ‘undimmed’

Looking back on the Fourth World Conference on Women in the Chinese capital, UN Women Executive Director, Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, said in a statement that “we have seen the strength and impact of collective activism grow and have been reminded of the importance of multilateralism and partnership to find common solutions to shared problems.”  Defining framework for change The deliberations of… Read More
Development Health Advice 

COVID-19 impact on treatment for chronic illness revealed

In a call to Governments everywhere to take greater steps to tackle non-communicable diseases (NCDs), the World Health Organization (WHO) said that the pandemic has exposed the fact too little has been achieved, even though these illnesses account for seven in 10 deaths worldwide. WHO Director General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, said the coronavirus had “preyed on people” with NCDs, and… Read More
Development Health Advice 

UN agency for Palestinian refugees launches $95 million appeal to keep COVID at bay 

The UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNWRA), said that it requires some $95 million to cover the emergency needs of 5.6 million registered Palestinian refugees in the Middle East, until the end of December.   Palestinians in Gaza, including the 76% of the population that are Palestine refugees, are enduring the COVID-19 pandemic at the same time as 20 hours of electricity cuts, 14 years of blockade and ongoing… Read More
Development Health Advice 

UNICEF to lead global procurement, supply of COVID vaccines

The vaccine procurement and distribution effort, involving over 170 economies, could possibly be the world’s largest and fastest ever operation of its kind.  This is an all-hands on deck partnership between governments, manufacturers and multilateral partners to continue the high-stakes fight against the #COVID19 pandemic. https://t.co/dz8TnJEAd8 — Henrietta H. Fore (@unicefchief) September 4, 2020 “This is an all-hands on deck… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

Nigeria — The Rein, The Ruins And The Tunes: A Deconstruction In The Politics Of Protests

One of the very features of democracy is the freedom to debate and, if you may, hold opinions. Debates are integral parts of the course to national developments. At least, they allow for diversity, especially in a multi-cultural society. Debates, however, can be very diversionary and problematic, especially when unmediated or moderated. The problem with debates are their inflammable tendencies… Read More
Development Health Advice 

‘Galvanize multilateral action’, urges Assembly president at first in-person session since March

“Although we have not convened in this Hall since March, New York-based delegations have worked tirelessly to uphold the values and principles set out in the Charter of the United Nations, whilst contending with the COVID-19 pandemic”, Tijjani Muhammad-Bande told the downsized delegations from Member States. Ensuring continuity  Mr. Muhammad-Bande called the Assembly the UN’s “chief deliberative body”, saying that… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

How Growing Up In A Slum Helped My Music Career – Patoranking

Nigerian dancehall artiste, Patoranking, during an interview with Pan-African Music content creator, revealed that growing up in a slum helped his music career. According to the 30-year-old, most of his songs are inspired by the ghetto environment he grew up in. The reggae singer also referred to his hit track, ‘Abule’ off his recent album, ‘Three’. Patoranking further explained that… Read More
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