Cameroon’s 92-year-old president set for another term as country goes to polls

Cameroon’s 92-Year-Old President Set for Another Term as Country Goes to Polls

Cameroon is once again at a political crossroads as it heads to the polls on Sunday, October 12, 2025, with President Paul Biya, aged 92, seeking an eighth term in office.

Biya, who has ruled the Central African nation since 1982, is currently the world’s oldest non-royal head of state and Africa’s second-longest-serving leader. His campaign, launched with a rally in Maroua in the Far North Region, emphasized promises of youth employment, improved security, and enhanced infrastructure.

Donald Trump and Abdel Fatah al-Sisi to chair Gaza peace summit on Monday

Donald Trump and Abdel Fatah al-Sisi to Chair Gaza Peace Summit on Monday

In a significant diplomatic initiative aimed at resolving the ongoing conflict in the Gaza Strip, U.S. President Donald Trump and Egyptian President Abdel Fatah al-Sisi are set to co-chair an international peace summit on Monday, October 13, 2025.

The summit will be held in the Red Sea resort city of Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, and is expected to draw participation from leaders representing more than twenty countries.

Raising Dog-Safe Children

Raising Dog-Safe Children: A Lifesaving Guide for Families

In homes where dogs and children coexist, harmony is not automatic, it is taught, nurtured, and constantly reinforced.

While dogs can be loyal companions and protectors, they are also animals with instincts, boundaries, and triggers. For toddlers and young children, who are naturally curious and unaware of danger, this dynamic can become risky without proper guidance.

AMA EBONY | Bloodlines and Boundaries

I AM AMA EBONY

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EPISODE 4: Bloodlines and Boundaries

Theme

Family Pressure

Synopsis

Ama’s mother pressures her to consider Emeka, a family friend, as a suitor. Ama resists, knowing Emeka doesn’t respect her values. The episode explores generational expectations and Ama’s fight to choose love on her own terms.

SCENE 1 - INT. FAMILY DINING ROOM  - NIGHT

Ama’s mother speaks warmly but firmly.

MOTHER Emeka is stable. Respectful. He’s ready to settle down. What more do you want?

AMA EBONY Someone who sees me, not just my potential to be a wife.

SCENE 2 - EXT. GARDEN - DAY

Ama and Emeka talk.

EMEKA You’re too opinionated. Men don’t like that.

AMA EBONY Then I’m not for men. I’m for someone who values my voice, not fears it.

SCENE 3 - INT. FAMILY DINING ROOM - NIGHT

Ama addresses her mother.

AMA EBONY I’m not a project to complete. I’m a person to understand. Let me choose love, not inherit it.

Her mother is silent, reflective.

Domestic Dog Attacks on Toddlers and Owners: A Global Concern

The Rising Threat of Domestic Dog Attacks: A Global Perspective and Path Forward

Across the globe, a troubling pattern has emerged: domestic dogs, including puppies, have been involved in violent attacks on toddlers and even their owners. These incidents, though not always frequent, are deeply alarming due to their severity and the emotional shock they cause.

The idea that a beloved pet, often considered a member of the family, could turn deadly is both heartbreaking and terrifying. Understanding the roots of this phenomenon and identifying solutions is essential for ensuring the safety of households and communities.

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Dating in a Love Relationship: Origins and Evolution

Dating in the context of a love relationship is a multifaceted social practice that has evolved dramatically over centuries. It refers to the process by which individuals explore romantic compatibility, emotional intimacy, and potential partnership through shared experiences and communication.

While today dating is often associated with personal choice, emotional connection, and mutual attraction, its origins are deeply rooted in historical customs, societal norms, and cultural transformations.

Former US president George W. Bush's favourite chef deported for crossing the border illegally in 1989

The Deportation of Sergio Garcia Silva: A Chef's Journey from the White House to Mexico

Sergio Garcia Silva, a Mexican-born chef who once catered events for the White House during George W. Bush’s presidency, was deported from the United States in March 2025 after living in the country for 36 years.

His story, which began with a modest arrival in 1989, has stirred debate over immigration enforcement and the human cost of long-standing deportation orders.

Venezuelan Nobel Peace Prize winner dedicates her award to Donald Trump

Venezuelan Nobel Peace Prize Winner Dedicates Her Award to Donald Trump

In a striking moment of international recognition and political symbolism, Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado has been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for her unwavering commitment to democratic reform and human rights in Venezuela.

The Nobel Committee praised Machado for her “tireless work promoting democratic rights for the people of Venezuela and for her struggle to achieve a just and peaceful transition from dictatorship to democracy.” Her efforts have been widely acknowledged as instrumental in challenging the authoritarian regime of President Nicolás Maduro, especially following the controversial elections that many international observers deemed fraudulent.

WIKE WARNS AGAINST UNAUTHORIZED STREET NAMING IN ABUJA CITY CENTRE

Wike Warns Against Unauthorized Street Naming in Abuja City Centre

On October 8, 2025, the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Barrister Nyesom Wike, issued a stern warning to the Abuja Municipal Area Council (AMAC) regarding the unauthorized naming of streets and roads within the Abuja city centre.

This caution came during the official flag-off of engineering infrastructure projects in Guzape District and the adjoining AIT neighborhoods in the Asokoro cadastral zone.

The Nobel Peace Prize for 2025 Goes To Maria Corina Machado

Nobel Peace Prize for 2025: Honoring Maria Corina Machado

On October 10, 2025, the Norwegian Nobel Committee awarded the Nobel Peace Prize to Maria Corina Machado, recognizing her unwavering commitment to democratic principles and peaceful resistance in Venezuela.

This prestigious honor celebrates her decades-long struggle to restore democracy in a country that has endured increasing authoritarianism, economic collapse, and widespread human suffering.

Tinubu Grants Presidential Pardon To Herbert Macaulay, Vatsa, 173 Others

Presidential Clemency and National Reconciliation - Tinubu Grants Pardon to Herbert Macaulay, Mamman Vatsa, and 173 Others

In a landmark move that blends historical redress with contemporary justice, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has granted presidential pardons to 175 individuals, including iconic nationalist Herbert Macaulay and former Federal Capital Territory Minister, Major General Mamman Jiya Vatsa.

This sweeping act of clemency was endorsed by the National Council of State during its meeting held in Abuja on Thursday, October 9, 2025.

housands Of Gazans Begin Heading North As Israeli Military Announces Ceasefire

Exodus of Hope - Thousands of Gazans Head North as Ceasefire Takes Hold

In a dramatic and emotionally charged turn of events, thousands of displaced Gazans began a mass movement northward on Friday morning, following the announcement of a ceasefire by the Israeli military.

The truce, which reportedly took effect at 9:00 a.m. GMT, marked a pivotal moment in the ongoing conflict, offering a glimmer of hope to war-weary civilians who have endured weeks of relentless bombardment and displacement.

SEB SOCIAL | AT THIS TIME

The Pulse of the Feed: October’s Hottest Social Media Buzz

As October unfolds, social media platforms are ablaze with stories that range from the shocking to the heartwarming, the bizarre to the inspirational. From Nigeria’s bustling digital grapevine to global TikTok trends, the online world is serving up a rich stew of gossip, gist, and viral moments that are captivating millions.