Liberia: NLA Launches Back to School Projects
[Liberian Observer] As part of its ongoing commitment to social development and inclusive education, the National Lottery Authority (NLA) has launched a significant Back to School support initiative, donating assorted school utensils to Blind, Deaf and…
Nigeria: Real Reasons I Won’t Honour Visa Invitation Re-Interview By U.S. Consulate – Soyinka
[Leadership] Nobel Laureate, Professor Wole Soyinka, on Wednesday, stated that he will not honour an invitation by the United States Consulate in Nigeria for a visa re-interview scheduled for Thursday, September 11.
Nigeria: Ali Baba Evicted From N220m Property As Court Rules Against Amcon
[Premium Times] Following the court’s order, the Bailiffs acted on a writ of possession issued by the court on 15 August and enforced execution on 28 August.
Nigeria: Tinubu Sacks Presidential Aide
[Premium Times] The presidency cautioned stakeholders and members of the public against engaging with Mr Umunubo in the name of the presidency.
Nigeria: How King Sunny Ade Revived My Career – Musiliu Ishola
[Premium Times] Musiliu is the son of the late legendary Haruna Ishola.
Nigeria: Big Soso, Doris, Ivatar Evicted From Big Brother Naija Season 10
[Premium Times] This is the first time Big Brother has evicted three housemates in the ongoing reality show.
Liberia: Indian Community Celebrates Vibrant Onam Festival
[Liberian Observer] The Indian community in Monrovia came together in a grand celebration of Onam, the vibrant harvest festival of Kerala, at the Aware International School auditorium.
Nigeria: BBNaija’s Mbadiwe Twins Announce Safe Return of Missing Brother
[Premium Times] Odera was declared missing since Monday.
Nigeria: Lagos Police Locate Missing BBNija’s Mbadiwe Twins’ Brother
[Leadership] The Lagos State Police Command has announced, that the 32-year-old younger brother of former BBNaija’s Mbadiwe twins, Odera Gregory Mbadiwe, has been found.
Ghana: Ghana’s Films Don’t Often Make It to Netflix – Local Solutions May Be the Answer
[The Conversation Africa] African filmmakers have long faced challenges in securing wide-scale distribution for their films. In this context, digital platforms such as Netflix and YouTube have been hailed as bringing huge new opportunities.