Development Health Advice 

WHO calls for moratorium on COVID-19 booster jabs

“I understand the concern of all Governments to protect their people from the Delta variant, but we cannot accept countries that have already used most of the global supply of vaccines using even more of it, while the world’s most vulnerable people remain unprotected”, said Tedros Adhanom Gebreyesus, head of the World Health Organization (WHO).  Equity first  During his weekly press conference, Tedros recalled that in May he… Read More
Development Health Advice 

Latest COVID-19 data confirms infections have risen globally for four consecutive weeks

In its latest update, the World Health Organization (WHO) attributed the uptick to “substantial” caseload increases of 33 per cent in the Western Pacific and 37 per cent in the Eastern Mediterranean – where coronavirus fatalities also rose 48 and 31 per cent, respectively.  The number of deaths in the four remaining WHO regions of Africa, Americas, Europe and South-East Asia was in keeping with previous weeks, apart from the Americas, which dropped 29 per cent.  “In late May, I called for global support for a “sprint to September”, to enable country to vaccinate at… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

Winner walks away with $5,000 at Nigeria, Ghana ‘Jollof Faceoff’ competition

Without a doubt, Jollof Rice has become one of the most popular dishes in West Africa. The fierce rivalry between Ghana and Nigeria on who makes the better Jollof Rice has gone on for so long, and has been so intense, that it has garnered international recognition. Some say neither country should even lay claim to being the Jollof superstars… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

Apple Music, Spotify and now YouTube’s plans to expand even further in Africa

We have also seen a spike in distribution wars that’s currently tearing through Nigeria; aiding artists, putting money into the ecosystem and improving the prospects of licensing and sync deals, maybe neighbouring rights as well. But the streaming front is where things are more interesting. The wars have not just inspired an entrance into the scene by all the major… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

Nigeria’s Lagos City Named The Second Most Stressful City In The World

LAGOS, Nigeria — Lagos, Nigeria’s commercial capital, is characterized by frenetic energies of survival and the undying resilience of its more than nine million inhabitants. A thriving seaport, vibrant culture, and a rapidly emerging tech industry contribute to its global fame. The city is the country’s manufacturing hub and a pan-African financial sector. It has booming music, fashion, and film industries… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

Using Condom During Intercourse Means You Are Sleeping With The Wrong Person-Nigerian Lady Says

A Nigerian woman has opined that any man who uses a condom during intercourse means they are having sex with the wrong person. The lady took to her Twitter handle to write: “Using a condom is a sign that you are having s#x with the person you are not supposed to be having s#x with.” (Visited 1 times, 1 visits… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

VOCALIST KARI KIRKLAND’S SINGLE, “BREAK YOUR HEART” ENTERS BILLBOARD ADULT CONTEMPORARY CHART AT #30

VOCALIST KARI KIRKLAND’S SINGLE, “BREAK YOUR HEART” ENTERS BILLBOARD ADULT CONTEMPORARY CHART AT #30 – Music Industry Today – EIN Presswire Trusted News Since 1995 A service for music industry professionals · Wednesday, August 4, 2021 · 547,983,208 Articles · 3+ Million Readers News Monitoring and Press Release Distribution Tools News Topics Newsletters Press Releases Events & Conferences RSS Feeds… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

Bella Shmurda sued by record label | See Details

#BBNaija: Reactions Trail Maria’s Outright Rejection of Pere’s Declaration of Love Buju talks about the his blessings, gives advice to the Hustlers <!– –> 11 hours 49 minutes ago 1 <!– –> Bella Shmurda has been sued by his former record label One World Global Records for breach of contract. The record label has laid several complaints against the Dangbana… Read More
Human Rights 

Iraq: Put torture prevention laws into practice, urges Bachelet

While acknowledging legal changes against torture, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet said that “the authorities need to effectively implement the provisions written in the law in each and every detention centre”.   “If not, they remain a dead letter”.  Shocks and beatings  Covering 1 July 2019 to 30 April this year, the report is based on interviews conducted with 235 detainees, along with prison staff, judges,… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

Young Nigerian boy wows many as he builds ATM that dispenses cash after inserting card, video goes viral

Home | News | General | Young Nigerian boy wows many as he builds ATM that dispenses cash after inserting card, video goes viral Strike: Resident doctor reveals the only thing that makes FG consider negotiation 2023: Top northern ex-lawmaker releases video on how Igbos can take presidency <!– –> 02/08/2021 04:17:00 1 <!– –> A young Nigerian boy simply… Read More
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