Entertainment Lifestyle 

Omah Lay Shows His Appreciation To Singer Gyakie For Putting Him On The Remix Of Her ‘Forever’ Song

ADVERTISEMENT Nigerian singer Omah Lay seems to have being in ‘love’ with the ‘Forever’ song by Ghanaian female sensational Gyakie before she even put him on the remix version. READ ALSO: “My First Concert I’m Gonna Jump In The Crowd, If I Die I Die”- Omah Lay Promises Gyakie released the remix version of the song featuring the Nigerian singer… Read More
Human Rights 

Despite pandemic, UN continues to fight ‘scourge’ of sexual exploitation abuse 

Spokesperson Stéphane Dujarric told a regular press briefing in New York, that the report reflects how UN teams have work to adapt their practices in every country to continue lifesaving efforts “without disruption”.   Out now!? The new Secretary-General’s Report on Special Measures for Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse has been released today. Read about the @UN’s efforts in Prioritizing… Read More
Development Health Advice 

COVID-19: Virus variants, vaccine inequity, contribute to rising caseload

After six weeks of decline in January and February, cases are now increasing in most regions of the world.  Meanwhile, deaths are falling, though at a slower rate.  “These are worrying trends as we continue to see the impact of variants, opening up of societies, and inequitable vaccine rollout”, said WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, speaking during his regular briefing… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

CME Church crafts scholarship to extend music heritage

Daniel Brown, a music student from Grady Chapel CME Church in Orange Mound, gets in a session with Brenda Buford Shaw. (Courtesy photos) For years, the Christian Methodist Episcopal (CME) Church has suffered from a shortage of musicians in local churches, according to Bishop Henry Williamson, Prelate of the First Episcopal District. “There is a great dearth of musicians who… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

New Kwara Fuji music leaders pledges better society

The newly elected leaders of the Fuji Musicians Association of Nigeria (FUMAN), Kwara Chapter, have pledged to build a better society through music. The new Governor of the association, King Jamiu Aloba, made the promise in Ilorin on Friday while speaking with journalists.He said that Fuji musicians were society builders through the composition of their music, which awake the spirit of… Read More
Human Rights 

‘Pernicious evil’ of racism pervasive in ‘all regions and all societies’ – UN chief

“Today, apartheid lies dead. But, sadly, racism lives on – in all regions and all societies”, Secretary-General António Guterres told a meeting of the General Assembly commemorating Sunday’s international day.    He painted a picture of pervasive discrimination and exclusion suffered by people of African descent, injustices and oppression endured by indigenous peoples, antisemitism, anti-Muslim hatred – and the latest abhorrence of… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

Adamawa police nab notorious pick pocketer, recover CFA1,293,000, Golf car

Operatives of the Adamawa State Police Command attached to Mubi South Division have nabbed a notorious pick pocketer, Danjuma Muhammed, also known Dan Tsane, while on visibility policing along First Bank Road in Mubi South Local Government Area. The spokesman of the Command, Suleiman Yahaya Nguroje, disclosed this in a statement on Thursday. The suspect, 49, a resident of Aderawo… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

Voice of Nigeria Season 3 set for premiere, N100m up for grab by talents, fans

UN1TY Limited and Livespot360, producers of The Voice Nigeria Season 3, have announced that the show will premiere on March 27, 2021. The leading international singing competition will air on African Magic Showcase (DStv 151), Urban (DStv 153), and Family (DStv 154, GOTV 2) on Saturdays at 8pm and on Sundays on AIT, Views TV, Wazobia TV and Wazobia TV… Read More
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