Capping off Milan men's fashion week, sportswear brand @kway_official held its first live runway show since the pandemic began. Dubbed as their R&D label, the collection features a more colorful and hip silhouette that caters to a modern and contemporary audience.
Nigerian comedian Ayo Makun and his wife have welcomed their second child.
The baby is coming 13 years after their first and the lucky father while praising God for the new addition to his family said "Our prayers in the last 13 years have been answered. Ayomide, thank you for making Mabel and I mummy and daddy again."
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A report by Arise News submits that the Governors of the Peoples Democratic Party have questioned the management of Nigeria's oil and gas resources by the Federal Government.
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Airline executives have warned that the new 5G service could cause “catastrophic disruption” to aviation industry.
According to ABC News report, the 10 biggest US airlines have warned that the impending switch-on of 5G mobile networks will cause "major disruption" to flights.
They said the start of Verizon and AT&T 5G mobile phone services, planned for Wednesday, would cause a "completely avoidable economic calamity".
Members of Nahuche community in the Bungudu Local Government Area of Zamfara State protested at the Government House in Gusau on Sunday over continuous killings and abductions by bandits in the community.
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Good morning.
We’re covering Omicron’s effect on the pandemic and the continuing costs of
Brexit. |
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| Dr. Anthony Fauci said the evolution of the pandemic was still unclear.Salvatore Di Nolfi/EPA, via Shutterstock |
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Will Omicron
bring an end to the pandemic? |
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Speaking at the
online World Economic Forum, Dr. Anthony Fauci, President Biden’s top medical
adviser for Covid, said it was too soon to say how the Omicron variant would
change the course of the pandemic. The sheer volume of cases could have a
meaningful effect on collective immunity, he said, but the evolution of the
pandemic was still unclear. |
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“It is an open
question as to whether or not Omicron is going to be the live virus
vaccination that everyone is hoping for,” he said, adding: “That would only
be the case if we don’t get another variant that eludes the immune response.” |
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Cases remain
extremely high across the U.S., averaging nearly 802,000 per day, an increase
of 98 percent over the past two weeks. An average of nearly 156,000 people
with the virus are hospitalized nationwide, a record. Deaths now exceed 1,900
per day, up 57 percent over two weeks. |
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Next steps: Dr. Fauci said the world was still in the first phase of the pandemic — “where the whole world is really very negatively impacted.” The next phases are deceleration, control, elimination and eradication. In the control phase, he said, the virus will become a “nondisruptive presence” and be considered endemic. |
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FOLORUNSO ALAKIJA, Nigerian billionaire
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Nigeria's richest woman, Folorunso Alakija, on Friday, shared videos of her and other persons engaging in street evangelism in the Surulere area of Lagos, Punch Newspapers report.
According to the report, she and her fellow preachers were all dressed in yellow T-shirts with 'Perfect peace' written on them and blue turbans.
A Nigerian lawyer, bestselling author and human rights activist Reno Omokri via his Instagram page has dropped ‘men-folk’ a vital message.
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This morning, we worshipped at Living Spring Chapel International, Ibadan, to give thanks for God’s protection last year and to commit this year into His Hands. I appreciated Pastor Femi Emmanuel - the presiding pastor, and the rest of the congregation for their warm welcome.
Oyo State governor, Seyi Makinde dropped the message via his Instagram page a few hours ago.
According to the message, the governor in his remarks during the occasion shared the rationale for some of the projects being carried out by his administration. He also thanked everyone for their prayers and support, and encouraged them to get involved in the political process to choose Nigeria’s next set of leaders as the 2023 elections approaches.
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Just a day ago Punch Newspapers brought us a report captioned “Meet Lagos Hawker Who Gave Money To Prison Inmates In Lagos Traffic”.
Today the same news media has updated the report with the caption “Viral Video: Obi Cubana to sponsor hawker to university”.
According to the earlier report, Ekuma Jeremiah, the hawker, who was caught on camera giving money to the occupants of a Nigerian Correctional Service bus in the area of Ajah, Lagos State, said he did it because he was concerned for them.
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A report by Punch Newspapers submits that actress, Queeneth Agbor, has said that before she agrees to a kissing scene in a movie, certain things have to be put in place.
She told Saturday Beats, , according to the report that “The actor involved will determine if I will agree to a kissing scene in a movie. Having a good breath is very important to me and smelling nicely is also important.”
Asked if she had ever had a bad kissing experience while shooting a movie, she said, “An actor with bad breath actually wanted to make the kissing scene real even after we agreed to mime and it went really wrong because I couldn’t bear it. Trust me, mint couldn’t even help the situation. The director had to scrap the scene because I refused to put myself through such trauma.”, the report stated adding that Agbor finds it ‘annoying’ when celebrities fight on social media. She said, “I find it very stupid and annoying. Because when the going was good, I wasn’t invited. When the enjoyment goes wrong, they would want to scatter our eyes and ears with unnecessary information. Celebrities should not bring drama we won’t benefit from to social media this year.”
The national leader of the All Progressive Congress (APC), Bola Tinubu, on Saturday, paid a condolence visit to Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo State, on the recent deaths of two prominent traditional rulers, the Soun of Ogbomoso, Jimoh Oyewumi; the Olubadan of Ibadanland, Saliu Adetunji and a former governor of Oyo, Adebayo Alao-Akala.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the former governor of Lagos State and some of his political associates visited Mr Makinde at the State Government House, Agodi in Ibadan.
SEB gathers that during the meet governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo State expressed his believes in the country that it deserves to be led by its best hands as the nation inches closer to the 2023 general elections.
Stumbled on this story from Punch Newspapers IG page about Peter Obi replying to a tweet allegedly directed at him.
According to the story Obi tells the man asking him to run for presidency that he does not have money for court case.
The report states further that former
governor of Anambra State, Peter Obi has told a tweep, tweet he doesn't have
money to fund a court case if sued.
