During the pandemic, a perfect storm of historically low mortgage rates, remote work, and a scramble for more space fueled an unprecedented homebuying frenzy. This created a white-hot seller’s market in which buyers were desperate to secure a home, leading to bidding wars and houses selling far above list price. One June 2021 CNN headline … Continue reading “Don’t Leave Money On The Table: The Single Oversight Costing Home Sellers Thousands”
Oct. 20 is dedicated as National Chicken & Waffles Day. The day honors the irresistible relationship between fried chicken and waffles, the comfort food that is steeped in African American tradition. This year, the focus lands on seven eateries scattered across the United States, where the chicken and waffles duo contributes to entrepreneurship and cultural pride. By choosing … Continue reading “Black-Owned Spots That Get It Cluckin’ On National Chicken And Waffles Day”
An irate mob has razed down the house of one Mr. Samuel Doka, for attacking a man, Lukman Musa, who allegedly r@ped his 16-year-old daughter in Kwami Local Government Area of Gombe State. The spokesperson of the command, DSP Buhari Abdullahi, who confirmed the incident in a statement on Tuesday, October 21, said the teenage girl … Continue reading “Irate mob sets man’s house ablaze after he attacked and inflicted serious injuries on his 16-year-old daughter’s alleged r@pist in Gombe”
Police have released footage of a woman wanted for questioning after a newborn baby with its umbilical cord still attached was found abandoned at a New York City subway station. A clip released by the NYPD on Tuesday, October 21, shows the woman holding a bundle wrapped in white cloths in her arms as she walks … Continue reading “Police releases video of woman wanted for questioning in connection with the newborn found in NYC subway station”
In what many have described as a powerful symbol of mentorship and empowerment, Vice President Kashim Shettima vacated his seat to allow a teenage girl, Joy Ogah, preside as Vice President for a day at the Presidential Villa, Abuja. The rare gesture, which took place on Monday during a courtesy visit by PLAN International, was described … Continue reading “Vice president Kashim Shettima steps aside as teenager Joy Ogah becomes Vice president for a day calls for girl-child education and equal opportunity”
Asaba residents confronted a man after he was seen publicly flogging his wife. The wife was carrying her baby when the husband took the baby from her and began flogging her with a long twig plucked from a tree. An eyewitness is heard condemning the man’s action while filming the beating. The voice is heard saying that the … Continue reading “Asaba residents confront man seen fl0gging his wife who is a nursing mother (video)”