Entertainment Lifestyle 

Nigerian music director, Clarence Peters arrested over death of video vixen, Kodak

Popular Nigerian music director and producer, Clarence Peters, has been arrested and detained by the Lagos State Police Command over the death of dancer and video vixen, Kodak. The Lagos Police spokesman, Bala Elkanam, who confirmed the incident to newsmen on Sunday, said that the dancer died on Thursday, after she was reportedly electrocuted while charging her phone at Clarence’s… Read More
Nigeria News and Headlines OP-ED People 

COVID19: Apostle Suleman And Five Thousand Dollar Healing Challenge By Leo Igwe

Once again I am challenging, the founder of Omega Ministries, Apostle Suleman, to heal a coronavirus patient and get a sum of money, this time a higher amount-five thousand US dollars. I am throwing the challenge one more time because Suleman has in his response refused to categorically accept or decline the offer. Suleman seemed to imply that the amount,… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

Gospel Singer Nathaniel Bassey Discloses Details Of His Dreams

Nathaniel Bassey Nigerian Gospel singer popular for playing the trumpet Nathaniel Bassey had a dream and he discussed the content of this revelation with fans. The 42-year-old, known for his songs “Imela” “Onise Iyanu” and “Olowogbogboro,” says in the dream, he saw the governor of a state trying to help a young man but later withdrew. The dream reads: “I… Read More
Development Health Advice 

Global health experts advise WHO to identify animal source of COVID-19 virus

The recommendation was among the outcomes of the latest meeting of the Emergency Committee on the new disease, established under global health regulations. “We accept the committee’s advice that WHO works to identify the animal source of the virus through international scientific and collaborative missions, in collaboration with the World Organisation for Animal Health and the Food and Agriculture Organization… Read More
Development Health Advice 

Millions of missing airmiles: How the UN civil aviation agency is helping airlines take off again

Should the worldwide slump drag into the third quarter of 2020 or later, that number could soar to 1.124 billion to 1.54 billion travellers, as airlines slash the number of seats on offer by 49 to 72 per cent. Planes grounded; billions lost If that is the case, air carriers could find themselves grappling with $198 billion to $273 billion… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

Workers’ Day: Don Jazzy Urges FG To Prioritize Safety, Welfare Of Nigerian Workers

Popular music producer, Don Jazzy Popular music producer, Michael Collins Ajereh also known as Don Jazzy has used the opportunity of the international workers day celebration to call on the federal government of Nigeria to priorities the safety, health and welfare of Nigerian workers. Read Also: Senate President Bukola Saraki Drops Workers Day Message For Nigerians This was contained in a… Read More
Development Health Advice 

‘Rights and dignity’ of older people must be respected during COVID-19 and beyond

I had a wonderful call with @CaptainTomMoore, who has raised over £31m for the UK National Health Service – and today celebrated his 100th birthday! Captain Tom is a symbol of solidarity in the face of #COVID19, and an inspiration to us all. Happy birthday Captain Tom! pic.twitter.com/r3YMj61QJo — António Guterres (@antonioguterres) April 30, 2020 “Our response to COVID-19 must… Read More
Human Rights 

Journalists provide ‘antidote’ to COVID-19 misinformation, UN chief says ahead of World Press Freedom Day

António Guterres made the appeal in a video message for World Press Freedom Day, observed this coming Sunday, in which he underscored the crucial role media has in helping people make informed decisions. Accurate information, a life and death issue He added that under the current circumstances, those decisions can make the difference between life and death. “As the pandemic… Read More
Development Health Advice 

Vaccine bottlenecks from COVID lockdown put children’s lives at stake: UNICEF

Governments, the private sector, the airline industry, and others have been approached to free up freight space at an affordable cost, “and to work with us to find ways around the transport disruptions we face”, said UNICEF spokesperson Marixie Mercado. “Compounding the challenge is the exorbitant cost of securing flights, with freight rates at 100 to 200 per cent above… Read More
Human Rights 

Lift Cuba embargo or risk many lives lost to COVID-19, UN rights experts warn US

The joint statement by UN special rapporteurs, independent experts and working groups, calls on the US administration to withdraw measures aimed at establishing trade barriers, and ban tariffs, quotas, non-tariff measures, noting that they are obstructing humanitarian responses to help Cuba combat COVID-19. They said the US has ignored repeated calls to waive sanctions that undermine the capacity of Cuba… Read More
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