What I know about Osinachi’s death — Pastor Enenche
The Founder and Senior Pastor of Dunamis International Gospel Centre, Pastor Paul Eneche, has broken his silence over the death of popular gospel singer, Mrs
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FG receives 3.2m J&J COVID-19 vaccines from ITALY
The Nigerian government has received 3.2 million doses of the Johnson and Johnson COVID-19 vaccines, from the Italian government in Abuja. Speaking during a press
Man Catches 46 Inch-Long Shark In Bayelsa (PHOTOS)
A man who lives in Bayelsa State, Raynus Henry Ebiegberi, has shared photos of a shark caught at Akassa community in Brass Local Government Area
OYO Govt. To Sanction School Heads, Teachers for Exam Malpractice in WASSCE
Oyo state government has stated that it will henceforth penalise Principals and Teachers fingered in any form of examination malpractices and falsification of documents by
Jama’are Sets-up Expert Committee, Says to Complete Wanzamai Dam after Metro Daily Nigeria Story
By Yakubu Salisu, Kano The Hadejia Jama’are River Basin Development Authority while reacting to Metro Daily Nigeria Story on abandoned Wanzamai Gezawa Earth Dam Constituency Project, said
Xi Says CPC Is The ‘Strong Force’ To Lead Chinese People Forward
A portrait of Sun Yat-sen, China’s national hero and great pioneer of China’s democratic revolution, displayed on Tian’anmen Square in Beijing, China, April 27, 2021.
CMG: Continue to support Taiwan entertainers to perform on the Chinese mainland
The gala celebrating the National Day of China broadcast by China Media Group (CMG) has received a warm response at home and abroad. Many entertainers
Latest Round of Talks Between China and U.S. Concludes In Switzerland
The latest round of talks between China and the U.S. concluded in Zurich on October 6. Chinese delegates are departing after talks with U.S. National
Xi Jinping urges ‘true multilateralism’ in world’s ‘daunting’ economic recovery from COVID-19
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Friday said the world economy is undergoing a “daunting recovery” which requires “true multilateralism” in the face of fresh COVID-19
Through the lens: How 20 years of conflict since 9/11 changed Afghanistan
The Afghanistan war ended just as abruptly as it had begun. Two decades ago, the September 11 terrorist attacks led the U.S. to formulate its