Human Rights 

UN’s Bachelet concerned over Ukraine orphans ‘deported’ to Russia for adoption

Michelle Bachelet told the Human Rights Council that her Office, OHCHR, has been looking into the allegations that youngsters have been taken from orphanages in Donbas, where Russia has steadily gained ground amidst intense fighting in recent weeks. “OHCHR cannot yet confirm these allegations or the number of children who could be in such a situation,” Ms. Bachelet said. “We are concerned… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

Nigerian singers whose songs, featured some movies and became popular and interesting to watch.

Nigerian songs are the best loved especially by Ghanaians. Due to their mixed languages,( the most likeable) and lyrics attached. World widely also it has raised so many so fans to love Nigeria because of their speeches. Their positive attributes also effects their kind of movies. These are some Nigerian songs used in movies that’s so interesting to watch. Tems… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

30th Annual Giant BBQ Battle offers Amazing Music, 30 Bands on 3 Stages, and So Much More!

30th Annual Giant BBQ Battle offers Amazing Music, 30 Bands on 3 Stages, and So Much More! – Music Industry Today – EIN Presswire Trusted News Since 1995 A service for music industry professionals · Thursday, June 16, 2022 · 577,015,742 Articles · 3+ Million Readers News Monitoring and Press Release Distribution Tools News Topics Newsletters Press Releases Events &… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

the Nigerian philosopher-musician who left his mark on Igbo highlife

A screenshot of Celestine Ukwu’s 1975 “Igede Fantasia” album cover. Read the first part of this series on the pioneers of Igbo highlife music here. The second part on how Igbo highlife music provided hope after a devastating civil war can be found here. Celestine Ukwu (1940–1977), born in Enugu in southeastern Nigeria, is known as one of Igbo highlife’s most… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

Nigerian Singer, Burna Boy Breaks Silence After Alleged Shooting Of Two Persons At Lagos Club By His Police Escorts

Grammy Award winner, Damini Ogulu, aka Burna Boy, on Wednesday, said he would not be surprised if Nigerians accused him of starting the Boko Haram terrorist group.Burna Boy made this remark on his verified Twitter handle a few days after it was reported that policemen attached to him shot two people at Club Cubana on Victoria Island recently. “Nigerian Social… Read More
Human Rights 

Tanzania: More violence feared over bid to evict Maasai from ancestral lands

The development follows the alleged encroachment on traditional Maasai lands and housing and the potential eviction of 150,000 tribespeople, to make way for a game reserve in the north of the country. In a statement, the group of nine rights experts cited reports that Tanzanian security personnel had fired live bullets and “lobbed tear gas” at Maasai individuals who were… Read More
Development Health Advice 

New UN guide aims to tackle growing problem of elder abuse

The UN agency and partners are highlighting the issue in the context of World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, observed annually on 15 June, and have issued a publication outlining five key priorities for response.  Elder abuse is a violation of human rights.  It includes physical, sexual, psychological and emotional abuse, but also financial and material abuse, abandonment, neglect, and serious… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

Zak & Susan Becker, Founders of Indie Music Platform SOUND KHARMA®, Examine Low Profits for Indie Music Artists on Tour

Zak & Susan Becker, Founders of Indie Music Platform SOUND KHARMA®, Examine Low Profits for Indie Music Artists on Tour – Music Industry Today – EIN Presswire Trusted News Since 1995 A service for music industry professionals · Wednesday, June 15, 2022 · 576,917,193 Articles · 3+ Million Readers News Monitoring and Press Release Distribution Tools News Topics Newsletters Press… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

The reclusive TikTok star powering Nigeria’s street Afrobeats scene

Lagos, Nigeria – In 2019, a catchy, melodic instrumental hit social media platforms in Nigeria. A year later, it emerged as a groovy soundtrack during lockdowns induced by the COVID-19 pandemic, and afterwards on dancefloors, across parts of Africa and the African diaspora. Simply titled Dance, the beat had no vocals. It indisputably bore the marks of Nigeria’s blossoming Afrobeats… Read More
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