Development Health Advice 

Friday’s Daily Brief: COP25, African debt, cost of Israeli occupation, UN worker’s world record

COP25: Guterres calls for ‘path of resolve, sustainable solutions’ Resolve, sustainable solutions and zero carbon emissions by 2050, are essential to stop the world “sleepwalking past the point of no return”, UN Secretary-General António Guterres said on Monday in Madrid. Speaking at the opening of the UN Climate Summit in Madrid, the UN chief warned that failing to act risked… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

Give Me A Quran And I Will Mess It Up in 2 Seconds – Nigerian Actress Says After Using A Bible As An Ashtray |

Etinosa has lashed out at her critics following the backlash that trailed report of her saying that Proverbs 22vs6 is a scam as she smoked and used the Bible as an ashtray. The Nollywood actress who was dared to try same act on a Quran, asked to be given the Islamic holy book which she claimed she will mess up in… Read More
Human Rights 

UN rights chief calls for dialogue to prevent conflict, ease social unrest in Ecuador

Ms. Bachelet also said that after reviewing the information she has received from a UN Office of Human Rights (OHCHR) mission dispatched to the from 21 October to 8 November, there was a need for an independent, impartial and transparent investigations into allegations of human rights violations and abuses committed during the protests from 3 to 13 October.  OHCHR mission to Ecuador  On… Read More
Human Rights 

Friday’s Daily Brief: violence in DR Congo, protester deaths in Iraq, human rights in Colombia, climate change conference, ‘high human cost’ of Ecuador unrest  

Violence in DR Congo Ebola hotspot leaves people ‘caught in crossfire’ Attacks on communities in an Ebola outbreak hotspot in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) have sparked a humanitarian crisis and threatened aid distribution, the UN said on Friday, amid reports of serious civil unrest. Tensions in eastern Beni territory in DRC’s North Kivu province have been rising since the launch of… Read More
Development Health Advice 

Armed groups kill Ebola health workers in eastern DR Congo

The violence killed four workers responding to the Ebola outbreak and injured five others, at a camp in Biakato Mines, and an Ebola response coordination office, WHO said in a statement.  For the UN agency, which appealed for the “constant” attacks to stop, the development risks reversing significant progress made against the epidemic, with  infections falling to just a handful… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

Nigerian Fuji musician Pasuma clocks 52

Nigerian popular Fuji musician, Alabi Pasuma a.k.a ‘Oganla’ celebrates his birthday as he clock 52.The renowned music star, who could not hide his joy took to his Instagram page @officialpasuma to appreciate God for His great work.He wrote; “Appreciation Modupe Onibu Oree Baba Gba Ope Mi Alhamdulillah one Billion Times”.Pasuma is one of the Nigerian richest and talented Nigerian Fuji… Read More
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