Monthly Archives: February 2019
South Africa, Zimbabwe govts respond to ‘resurrection’ miracle
SOUTH AFRICA
The governments of South Africa and Zimbabwe have been compelled to react to the story of a...
Ghana police invites opposition chief over ‘political kidnapping’ tape
GHANA
Chairman of Ghana’s largest opposition party, the National Democratic Congress, NDC; has been invited by the police over a...
We have been vindicated on our firm belief in Buhari’s ability – Group
NIGERIA
Buhari Diaspora Support Organisation (BDSO), has
congratulated President Muhammadu Buhari on his re-election victory.
The group...
Mini miracle: ‘Record-breaking’ preemie leaves Tokyo hospital
TOKYO
A baby born in Tokyo weighing the same as a large onion has gone home healthy, becoming the...
Buhari beats Atiku to secure re-election as Nigeria president
NIGERIA
Muhammadu Buhari has been re-elected president of Nigeria, results released by the elections body late into Tuesday showed.
Senegal poll largely peaceful- EU Observers
SENEGAL
Senegal’s election was ‘‘quite positive with very few incidents’‘, the EU observer mission has said.
Nigeria’s Buhari congratulates campaign volunteers, himself
NIGERIA
Nigerian president Muhammadu Buhari has congratulated himself and a team of young volunteers who worked at a campaign...
Viral video shows ex-Ghana president helping decongest traffic
GHANA
On Ghana’s social media sphere, there is a viral video making the rounds with an ex-president directing vehicular...
British royal family support female education in Morocco
MOROCO
British Prince Harry and wife Meghan on Sunday visited two teenage boarding schools and a high school in...
Nigeria polls: Dino Melaye tweets win, presidential results expected ‘soon’
NIGERIA
Nigeria’s electoral commission chair Mahmood Yakubu declared on Sunday that he was generally happy with the progress made...
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