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Month: July 2023

Australia 2-3 Nigeria: Super Falcons shock the world by beating the co-hosts against all odds

The Super Falcons of Nigeria shocked Australia with a 3-2 win at the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup

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Super Falcons’ Onome moves past Ronaldo  as she sets African record at the World Cup

Onome came on to make history, moving past Cristiano Ronaldo in the process as the Super Falcons caused a major upset against Australia at the FIFA Women’s World Cup.

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Super Falcons: Arsenal Legend Ian Wright drags NFF over unpaid salaries

Arsenal legend Ian Wright has called on the Nigerian Football Federation to pay the Super Falcons what they are owed after their stunning victory over Australia.

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Oshoala changed the game: Nigerians react to Super Falcons 3-2 win against Australia in 2nd World Cup group game

Tinubu is working, Oshoala changed the game: Reactions as the Super Falcons stun Australia in the 2nd World Cup group game.

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NAFDAC confirms no plastic in Golden Penny Semovita

#FeatureByGoldenPenny The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has responded to a viral social media video claiming that Golden Penny Semovita contains plastic or harmful contaminants. NAFDAC Director-General, Prof. Mojisola Adeyeye, has urged the public to disregard these claims and exercise caution when using social media to address concerns about regulated…

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Zanzibar is looking to explore other economic options outside of tourism

Zanzibar seeks to diversify its economy by commissioning information and technology projects through the Zanzibar ICT Infrastructure Agency (ZICTIA). Initiatives include establishing an international gateway from Mombasa, constructing a data center, and creating a digital free zone to attract tech investments. ZICTIA aims to develop a cyber metropolis, providing a digital platform for major corporations to invest…

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El Colacho: Devil jumps over babies for cleansing in Spanish festival

Imagine an event where newborn babies are laid down, and a group of adult men take turns jumping over them. In Spain, there’s a super exciting – and downright weird, if I might add – festival called El Colacho, also known as “The Baby Jumping Festival.” It’s unlike any other celebration you’ve seen before, and…

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TotalEnergies begins controversial drilling in Uganda despite environmental protests

TotalEnergies begins drilling oil wells in Uganda’s Murchison Falls National Park, despite pressure from rights and environmental organizations. The $10 billion deal with the Chinese National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC) aims to develop Ugandan oilfields and transport petroleum to Tanzania’s port through a 1,445-kilometer pipeline. Environmental groups raise concerns about the impact on the park and nearby…

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Timi Dakolo headlines The Chorus Leader Live, All The Things I Didn’t Say

Get ready to immerse yourself in the grandeur of this extraordinary event. Timi Dakolo, Nigerian singer and songwriter, is ready to give his fans a live experience with The Chorus Leader Live, All The Things I Didn’t Say, at Terra Kulture Lagos on August 20, 2023, after 16 years of releasing breathtaking classical masterpieces. The…

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