Ekeomah Atuonwu Africa is the world’s second-largest continent and is home to some of the world’s most beautiful attractions. Its 54 mainland and island countries each have their own history, heritage, and culture, which adds to the fascination of traveling across the continent. Curious travelers are rewarded with a rich history of African culture, including […]
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Ekeomah Atuonwu The Marburg virus disease is not present in Ghana, according to the Ghana Health Service (GHS). This comes after the sole survivor among those who acquired the illness was successfully released from the hospital. At a news conference on Friday, September 16, Dr. Patrick Kuma-Aboagye, director general of the Ghana Health Service, made the […]
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Ekeomah Atuonwu The Asmat people live in Indonesia’s Papua province, which includes New Guinea. The Asmat call themselves Asmat-ow, which means real people, despite the fact that the meaning of the term Asmat is sometimes disputed. Some think it means man from tree, while her neighbors, the Mimika, claim the name means man-eater. The Asmat tribe is the most well-known cannibalistic tribe in the world, […]
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Ekeomah Atuonwu The Johnson & Johnson COVID vaccine has been linked to two fatal occurrences of the rare Guillain-Barre syndrome, according to South Africa’s regulatory body for pharmaceuticals. The first instance was submitted to the South African Health Products Regulatory Authority (SAHPRA) in August, and the second case was reported on Monday. SAHPRA, citing the […]
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Ekeomah Atuonwu Massive landfills and trash mounds strewn across roadways are an eyesore in Nigeria. The collection, sorting, and recycling of rubbish is depressingly uncommon in the country with the largest economy and population in Africa. There is, however, some good news. Despite the many obstacles, some entrepreneurs are making a valiant effort to conquer […]
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Ekeomah Atuonwu Attah Ameh Oboni was born in 1911 in a village near Ugwolawo in Kogi state. He was about three months old when his father, Attah Oboni Akwu Odiba died, and with the death of his father, he left the palace to stay with his mother’s relatives at Adumu Village in Itobe District. In 1935, […]
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Ekeomah Atuonwu The management of U.S. institution Carnegie Mellon University has distanced the educational centre from the offensive tweets of Uju Anya, a professor in the school’s department of modern languages who described the late Queen Elizabeth II as a “wretched woman” and a “genocidal colonizer.” Amid heightened concerns for the ailing Queen’s condition early Thursday — hours before […]
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Ekeomah Atuonwu The British Royal Family, on Thursday, announced the death of Queen Elizabeth II at the age of 96. A statement from the Royal Family on Twitter said the respected monarch died peacefully. Here are 10 interesting facts about the late monarch: SHE WAS NOT BORN IN A PALACE Although she was the first child […]
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Ekeomah Atuonwu Oludare Alaba, the graduate of the Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, LAUTECH, Ogbomosho, Nigeria who recently went viral for storming the school to return his certificate asking for a refund for all the school fees he paid, has opened up on why he did so. In an interview he granted in Yoruba language while still on the school premises, Alaba said! “I graduated from […]
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Ekeomah Atuonwu A meeting to raise money for combating climate change is scheduled to begin on Wednesday in Egypt with representatives from two dozen African countries and US climate envoy John Kerry. The three-day conference comes after African officials criticized developed countries for skipping a summit in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, that was meant to help African countries […]
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