Entertainment Lifestyle 

Glo-sponsored CNN’s African Voices spotlights Nigeria’s Olamide

The spotlight will be on Nigeria’s rap artist, Olamide Adedeji, in this weekend’s edition of CNN African Voices Changemakers sponsored by telecommunications operator, Globacom. The artiste who is widely known as Olamide or Baddo will feature alongside South African dancer and choreographer, Musa Motha. Olamide’s songs are hugely popular because of their heavy street lingo, while his record label, YBNL… Read More
Development Health Advice 

WHO asks for commitments on maternal and newborn health 

Highlighting those numbers, the World Health Organization (WHO) is calling on healthcare facility managers, leaders and health workers around to adopt a set of 5 World Patient Safety Day Goals 2021 to improve maternal and newborn safety.  The goals were launched at a virtual global conference on World Patient Safety Day, marked this Friday, on the theme: safe maternal and newborn care.  Most deaths ‘avoidable’  For WHO, with all the risks compounded by the disruption… Read More
Development Health Advice 

Refugees face dire consequences from COVID-19 underfunding, UNHCR warns 

The emergency tops their list of the 10 most underfunded situations in 2021. Only one-third of the budgeted requirements of $924 million has been received, according to UNHCR‘s Chief of Public Health Section, Ann Burton, who called for more global attention and funding support.  Host States hit hardest  Ms. Burton emphasized that “vaccine inequity continues to hit the hardest in many refugee-hosting states”.  86… Read More
Human Rights 

Bachelet calls for major re-think over impact of sanctions on human rights

While there is a place for asset bans, visa restrictions and other punitive measures against individuals who perpetrate severe human rights violations, the High Commissioner for Human Rights believes sanctions which target whole countries or sectors of economic activity, should be avoided.  “When sanctions target an entire country, or address entire economic sectors, it is the most vulnerable people in… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

Music producer Samklef shows off 1st house in the United States of America

The American-based producer took to his Instagram page on Thursday, September 16, 2021, where he shared a video of his new home. “My 1st property in America. Work in silence. Politicians, Pastors, Artist, All my street guys, we no Dey fight again. We don settle. Tag all your politicians to come wash their money,” he captioned the video. Congratulations to… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

Super Eagles captain Oshoala spotted twerking to popular Nigerian hit song alongside Ordega, 2 others

Home | News | General | Super Eagles captain Oshoala spotted twerking to popular Nigerian hit song alongside Ordega, 2 others SCOAN: How we discovered huge cases of fraud in Synagogue after TB Joshua’s death, church lawyer opens up Nollywood actor Junior Pope celebrates son’s birthday with adorable new photos <!– –> 21 hours 42 minutes ago 1 <!– –>… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

Delay in passing anti-opengrazing law coup against our people – Igbo Elders

By Chimezie Godfrey The Igbo Elders Consultative Forum has decried the tactical delay and reluctant of some states in the South-East to pass anti open grazing law as resolved by the recent meeting of the Southern Governors Forum. The Forum declared this action as a coup against the Southeastern people and other citizens of Nigeria. This was disclosed in a… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

New Alabama Rapper Moty Is Making Big Noise With Brand New Singles

New Alabama Rapper Moty Is Making Big Noise With Brand New Singles – Music Industry Today – EIN Presswire Trusted News Since 1995 A service for music industry professionals · Thursday, September 16, 2021 · 551,570,152 Articles · 3+ Million Readers News Monitoring and Press Release Distribution Tools News Topics Newsletters Press Releases Events & Conferences RSS Feeds Other Services… Read More
Development Health Advice 

Africa faces 470 million COVID-19 vaccine shortfall this year 

The international COVAX initiative aimed at guaranteeing global access to the vaccines, recently announced that it was being forced to slash planned deliveries to Africa, by around 150 million doses this year.   The scheme is now expected to deliver 470 million doses through the end of December. These will be enough to protect just 17 per cent of the continent, far below the 40 per cent target.  To reach the end-year target, that 470 million figure needs to double, even if all planned shipments via… Read More
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