Ecological damage from colonial rule fuels hunger, food insecurity – CAPPA
Ecological destruction rooted in colonial rule has contributed directly to hunger and food insecurity across Africa and must form a central part of the reparations conversation, the Corporate Accountability and Public Participation Africa (CAPPA) has said.
Emerging artist Jvay releases debut EP ‘Jay Way’
Rising Nigerian artiste and University of Lagos student, Jvay, has released his debut extended play, titled Jay Way, as he seeks to establish his presence in the country’s emerging music scene.
Public Lecture: Foursquare urges Nigerians to build lasting infrastructure, institutions
By Ebunoluwa Sessou The General Overseer of The Foursquare Gospel Church in Nigeria, Rev. Dr. Sam Aboyeji, has urged Nigerians to prioritise values, integrity, competent leadership and responsible citizenship in the quest to build sustainable infrastructure and achieve national development. Aboyeji spoke while announcing the church’s 13th Annual Public Lecture, scheduled for Thursday, September 10, […]
Scoop City launches in Abeokuta as FMCG competition intensifies in Ogun
Growing competition for consumer spending in Abeokuta’s hospitality and leisure market has prompted dessert brand, Scoop City to expand into the Ogun State capital, with a new outlet inside Wokcity.
Bishop Blessing Samuel marks 50th birthday with thanksgiving
It was a night of worship, honour and celebration as Bishop Blessing Samuel, General Overseer of Royal Place Ministries International, marked his 50th birthday in the presence of family, ministers, church members and well-wishers from across the United States and abroad.
20m children sexually exploited online, says UNICEF
The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) says 20 million children aged 12 to 17 across 21 countries experienced technology-facilitated sexual exploitation.
