British Serial killer, Lucy Letby may have attacked more than 30 other babies, police fear after officers identified 'suspicious' incidents at the hospital where she murdered seven newborns.
ECOWAS rejects Niger junta’s 3-year transition plan
A three-year power transition plan proposed by Niger Republic’s military junta has been rejected by the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS).
Ireland Bids Farewell to Singer Sinead O’Connor
Tributes streamed in from political leaders, pop stars and others following the news of her death. Celebrities, fans and other mourners of singer Sinead O’Connor turned out Tuesday in the Irish town she once called home to pay their last respects at a poignant funeral procession ahead of her burial.
Lizzo Slammed With Sexual Harrassment, Hostility Lawsuit
The plaintiff accused the singer of body shaming and religious harassment. Lizzo has been sued by three former dancers who accuse the Grammy winner of sexual harassment and allege the singer and her production company created a hostile work environment.
Irish Superstar Singer Sinead O’Connor Dies At 56
Her family, who announced her death, gave no cause for her passing. Sinead O’Connor, the gifted Irish singer-songwriter who became a superstar in her mid-20s and was known as much for her private struggles and activism as for her fierce and expressive music, has died at 56.
How Nigerian Governor and Serial Human Rights Violator Nasir El-Rufai Spends Millions Funding Oxford University-westafricaweekly
Notorious for persecuting journalists and presiding over a state with a scandalous out-of-school-children figure, Kaduna State Governor Nasir El-Rufai has been donating millions to Oxford University.
Tinubu’s Regime and Democratic Terrorism by Raphael Adebayo
It should by no means be surprising that the 2023 general elections have unravelled in the most controversial, heart-rending, and unprecedentedly flawed manner that they have.
Niger Junta reportedly threatens to Kill president Bazoum if ECOWAS Military intervenes
Niger’s military junta has threatened to kill ousted President Mohamed Bazoum if ECOWAS attempts any military intervention to reinstate him. According to a report by The Associated Press on Thursday night, August 10, two “Western officials” said the coup plotters issued the threat while speaking to a top U.S. diplomat.
Niger coup: Divisions as ECOWAS military threat fails to play out
As a deadline to restore Niger’s democratic government passes, strong initial ECOWAS reaction to Niger coup d’etat now appears divided.
BREAKING OF THE COLONIAL AGREEMENTS WITH FRANCE THE MALIAN CASE AGAINST IMPERIALIST FRANCE
After independence, 14 French-speaking countries were forced to sign 11 agreements with France which are as follows:
5 remarkable landmarks in Africa to visit on your next trip
Including a trip to Africa on your bucket list promises a multitude of unparalleled and unforgettable experiences.
A 5-year-old with cocaine in his system fatally shoots a 1-year-old brother who had marijuana in his blood.
Authorities in Indiana said a 5-year-old boy, who shot and killed his 1-year-old brother on March 28, tested positive for cocaine while the deceased toddler had marijuana in his blood at the time of the fatal incident.
Morocco’s Nouhaila Benzina becomes the first player to wear hijab at World Cup
The wearing of hijab on the world stage has always been a contentious subject. For the past 20 years, there was a ban on the wearing of hijab on the pitch.
Meet the Makinde sisters who are all pilots
Africa got its first female pilot in 1964 but the great achievement was not enough to encourage other women to get into aviation.
Fetish priestess goes to son’s school to curse student who allegedly stole his phone
A fetish priestess in Ghana made her way to her son’s school to rain curses on a student who allegedly stole his phone.
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