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Day: October 9, 2023

Israeli PM Netanyahu vows Palestinian militants will face ‘terrible’ action

Hamas is classified as a terrorist organisation in Israel, the European Union and the United States. Israel’s response to attacks from Gaza by the Islamist militant group Hamas will change the Middle East, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Monday. “What Hamas will face will be harsh and terrible,” Netanyahu told officials from towns in…

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Gowon debunks rumoured death, says he is still alive

Yakubu Gowon would turn 89 on Thursday, October 19, 2023. Former Head of State, General Yakubu Gowon has denied the rumour that he is dead. Following the rumour of his death circulating on social media, Gowon said he is still alive and well. According to the Nigerian Television Authority, Gowon said “I am still around…

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Israelis search for relatives missing after Hamas massacre music festival

The attack on the festival near the border with the Gaza Strip formed part of a wider assault by Palestinian fighters who poured over the border. Relatives in Israel are still desperately searching for the missing after Saturday’s bloodbath caused by the Hamas militants at a music festival in the Israeli Negev desert. The attack…

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Diamond in the Rough dance competition listens to the creative child

#FeatureByTCC Every child is a naturally born creative, as they say, well, don’t take my word for it, take the words of two scientists from NASA (Land and Jarman) in 1968, who carried out a research of divergent thinking on 1,600 children between ages 4 and 5. 98% of them were found to be creative…

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NYSC decries rejection of corps members by employers

The NYSC says the trend was discouraging to the corps members and the scheme. The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has expressed concerned over rejection of corps members by some employers in the North-East region. The NYSC Director in charge of the zone, Garinvwa Ishaya, stated this at a one-day Corps Employers’ Forum, on Monday…

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Meet 4 South African women from Showmax’s latest show ‘Bae Beyond Borders’

Different personalities from various parts of South Africa all come together for the same goal of finding love. Four South African women will go on the quest for love in Showmax’s latest dating show titled Bae Beyond Borders. As the streaming platform announces the debut of this intriguing show, they have also revealed the identities…

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NNPC boss Kyari insists FG has stopped paying fuel subsidy

Kyari says the FG no longer paying subsidy to any person or group for bringing petroleum products into Nigeria. The Federal Government is no longer paying subsidy on Petroleum Motor Spirit (PMS), popularly known as petrol, the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports. The Group Managing Director of Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation Limited (NNPCL), Malam…

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Fake Liars —  A Hilarious Comedy Starring Ceec, Nkem Owoh, Uche Montana

#FeaturebyTLM “Fake Liars” is a side-splitting comedy that takes audiences on a wild and uproarious journey into a world of mistaken identities, comical deceptions, and uproarious misunderstandings. With a script that’s as sharp as it is funny, and a cast that knows how to deliver every punchline with precision. This rib-tickling comedy features a star-studded…

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What happens behind the closed doors of juvenile homes in West Africa

Written by Hope Esegba On a calm Saturday morning in June 2023, I met a multitude of young children who had been sent far away from their families to serve time for various offences. It was at a juvenile centre in Abidjan, the commercial capital of Ivory Coast in West Africa. I had gone in…

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Yobe records 117 diphtheria deaths, 1,796 suspected cases

The Executive-Director of the National Primary Healthcare Development Agency says diphtheria is a disease of ancient times. The National Primary Healthcare Development Agency (NPHCDA), on Monday, confirmed that 117 children died following Diphtheria outbreak in Yobe since 2022. The Agency, however, said that 1,600 children had recovered from the disease within the period under review….

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