Tinubu Felicitate Bishop Oyedepo On 71ST Birthday

President Bola Tinubu extends warm greetings to Bishop David Olaniyi Oyedepo, founder of Living Faith Church Worldwide (LFCWW) and Senior Pastor of Faith Tabernacle, on his 71st birthday.   The President joins family members, congregants, staff of David Oyedepo Ministries International (DOMI) and Body of Christ to celebrate with the Presiding Bishop of LFCWW (Winners … Continue reading “Tinubu Felicitate Bishop Oyedepo On 71ST Birthday”

Senegal Issues Warrant For ‘Fugitive’ Journalist

Authorities in Senegal have issued an international arrest warrant for a journalist who disobeyed orders not to leave the country, the country’s interior ministry said late Friday. READ ALSO: French Army Leaves Senegal Ending Military Presence In West Africa Madiambal Diagne, editor of Le Quotidien and head of the media group Avenir Communication, is a journalist … Continue reading “Senegal Issues Warrant For ‘Fugitive’ Journalist”

Gaza: South Africa Protesters Pile Pressure On Govt To Sever Ties With Israel

  More than 3,000 people marched through Cape Town on Saturday, calling for South Africa to cut trade and diplomatic ties with Israel, including by shutting its embassy, over the war in Gaza. READ ALSO: Palestinian State Would Be ‘National Suicide’ For Israel — Netanyahu Pretoria has been a leading critic of Israel’s actions in Gaza, … Continue reading “Gaza: South Africa Protesters Pile Pressure On Govt To Sever Ties With Israel”

Amorim Under Pressure As Brentford Stun Man Utd

   Troubled Manchester United crashed to a 3-1 defeat at Brentford on Saturday as Bruno Fernandes’s penalty miss piled pressure on beleaguered boss Ruben Amorim.   Brentford’s Brazilian striker, Igor Thiago (R), shoots to score the opening goal of the English Premier League football match between Brentford and Manchester United at the Gtech Community Stadium … Continue reading “Amorim Under Pressure As Brentford Stun Man Utd”

Angry Protesters Gather Again In Madagascar Over Hardship

  Hundreds of mostly young protesters faced off against security forces in Madagascar’s capital Saturday days after an anti-government demonstration erupted into clashes and looting. Police used rubber bullets and teargas to disperse crowds at Thursday’s protest, which was called to condemn persistent water and power cuts in the impoverished nation but descended into violence … Continue reading “Angry Protesters Gather Again In Madagascar Over Hardship”

Italy Seizes Over 150 Tonnes Of Counterfeit Cigarettes

  More than 150 tonnes of counterfeit cigarettes were seized from the largest illegal factory ever discovered in Italy, customs police said in a statement on Saturday. An underground bunker housed the 1,600-square-metre (17,000 square feet) factory near the town of Cassino, southeast of Rome, which produced more than seven million cigarettes a day — … Continue reading “Italy Seizes Over 150 Tonnes Of Counterfeit Cigarettes”

Iraq Resumes Kurdish Oil Exports After Two-Year Halt

  Iraq resumed crude exports from the autonomous Kurdistan region on Saturday after a more than two-year halt over legal and technical disputes. Control over lucrative oil exports has been a major point of contention between Baghdad and Arbil, the capital of the Kurdistan region, with a key pipeline to Turkey shut since 2023. Iraq’s … Continue reading “Iraq Resumes Kurdish Oil Exports After Two-Year Halt”

BBNaija W9 Recap: Zita’s Double Strike, Trio Finalist Tickets, Faith’s Silent Protest, Other Highlights

  The ‘ten over ten’ season of Big Brother Naija is rolling into its climax. With less than two weeks to go, the ₦150 million dream is in sight, and tensions have reached fever pitch. Week 9 opened just days after the shock exits of Thelma Lawson, Bright Morgan, Joanna, and Kuture. Only 13 housemates … Continue reading “BBNaija W9 Recap: Zita’s Double Strike, Trio Finalist Tickets, Faith’s Silent Protest, Other Highlights”