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CRY OF AFRICA

This traffic of injustice inside my head I am scared of my people's live When it turns red Because the black skin complexion Suffers on this race of" Race"

Wildebeest: Africa’s Iconic Migrators of the Savannah

The wildebeest, also known as the gnu, is one of the most recognizable animals of the African savannah. Belonging to the antelope family, wildebeests are large, muscular herbivores with a distinct appearance—featuring a broad face, curved horns, and a shaggy mane. There are two species: the blue wildebeest and the black wildebeest , with the former being the more numerous and well-known across East Africa. Habitat and Range Wildebeests are primarily found in the grasslands and open woodlands of

Lobo Day in Ugep and its Significance in the Leboku New Yam Festival:

By OKOI OBONO-OBLA Lobo is a day of playful comedy, relief, fun and laughter all rolled into one. In actuality, it is the day of appeasement and thanksgiving to the Almighty God for a successfully completed celebration of Leboku. It is also a day where young adult males are expected to pick their chosen ones from the harem of beautiful maidens wearing the spiral bangles ‘Liman’ to parade the streets with them. The significance of Lobo is to demonstrate or show that they have won their hearts. M

Africa-Europe partnership launches study to evaluate emergency response tools for severe malaria

Research will investigate innovative interventions designed to bridge the gap between critical health situations and the time it takes to access proper medical care, potentially saving lives by minimizing delays in reaching a health facility. "SEMA ReACT Consortium: Revolutionizing Malaria Care in Remote Settings! In a groundbreaking move, the SEMA ReACT initiative emerges from Geneva, pioneering a game-changing approach to combat severe malaria in remote regions. By leveraging Rectal artesunate

Nigeria to host Colours of Africa festival- Sucex Bright

Would this be your first time, or have you been to Nigeria before? Whichever is the case, Nigeria will host the "Colours of Africa" as Focus Africa Series celebrates her 7th Year anniversary. This will be by far one the most colourful events you will witness in the continent this year as we are determined to bring from across Africa those whose stories are constantly putting the continent on the part of progress. Shehu Musa Yar’adua centre has been carefully picked as the venue for this event, a

LIFE TRAGEDY

LIFE TRAGEDY- IDOWU TAIWO JOHN LL.B (HONS.) LIfe tragedy is that, man go too far and wise too soon later. Seating a huge amount of people down on how far they have gone... Obviously, 70% can traced the sources of failure of their life to something they did or didn't decide effectively. Naturally, many could have said no even when the science were covinous. The victim of their own making. Achieving a failure because many didn't take into advices they were offered. Life is synonymous to driving o

GYP-Africa Gears Up for the Africa Youth Leadership & Awards Summit in The Gambia 2024.#NaijaBlaseTv

By ETTAH EMMANUEL O. The Global Youth Parliament-Africa is excited to announce the upcoming Africa Youth Leadership and Awards Summit, focusing on "The Economic Independence of Africa." The summit is scheduled to take place in The Gambia from May 31st to June 3rd, 2024, bringing together youth leaders, innovators, and change-makers from across Africa. Comr Israel Amadi-Emina Jnr, the esteemed GYP West Africa Regional Coordinator, is driving the efforts to organize this transformative event. With

South Africa's Governance Crisis: Challenges and Opportunities

South Africa faces significant governance challenges, including: - Corruption - Economic inequality - Inefficient public services - Violent crime - Resource shortages - Land reform issues - Political instability - State capture - High unemployment These issues undermine the country's progress, perpetuating poverty and inequality. Addressing these concerns requires effective leadership, policy reforms, and accountability."

IIM-Africa : 2023 National Awareness Campaign

*FREE Workshop - Interested Organizations Only (Public/Private)* Workshop Schedule: Oct. 9 - Nov. 03, 2023 *LAGOS:* October 9, 10, 11, 12,13,16,17,18,19, or 20 (2023). *ABUJA:* October 23, 24, 25,26, 27,30,31,Nov 1,2, or 3 (2023). For expression of interest (EOI), email [email protected] #iimafrica #iimusa #iimuk #iimsouthafrica #iimghana #iimswitzerland #iimcanada #iimaustralia #iimindia

UGANDA THE PEARL OF AFRICA

In Africa's heart, where nature's treasures unfurl, There lies a land, the pearl of Africa, Uganda.Bathed in sunlight, kissed by gentle rains, A nation of glory, where beauty forever remains. From the mighty Nile, as it rushes and roars, To the lush savannah, where wild wonders soar. Oh, Uganda! A haven of diverse landscapes, sublime, Where nature's palette paints an eternal rhyme. Mountains tower high, their peaks caress the sky, Cloaked in mist and mystery, where eagles freely fly. From Bwindi

The Movie: Get away Through from Africa

Get away from Through Africa starts with a glimmer of text letting us know that it's 1914 and as Europe makes a beeline for The Second Great War, the different pioneer powers are uniting their hang on Africa involving local heroes as troops. That is followed intently by an English watch being cleared out by Germans under the order of Major Veitch (Alexander Leeb, Transformers: Period of Termination) and a report of some significance being caught.

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Sports Minister Sen. Enoh Declares Open 2024 Davis Cup Africa Group III Qualification Rounds.

Says Nigeria will continue to stand tall in Africa's sporting industry The Minister of Sports Development, Senator John Owan Enoh, has officially declared open the 2024 Davis Cup Africa Group III qualification rounds open in Abuja. The Davis Cup is the premier international team event in men's tennis, and Nigeria is hosting the qualification tournament for promotion into Africa Group II. In his address, Senator Enoh highlighted the significance of tennis in Nigeria, noting that it is one of the

Multi Billionaire Dr Martha to host Focus Africa/OWIT Forum on Tourism & Investment in Namibia.

Dr Martha confirmed this while speaking with the CEO Focus Africa Series Sucex Bright this afternoon. The Chief Executive, is the Chairperson of the United Africa Group, a privately owned multi-billion-dollar business conglomerate in Namibia that has been in operation since 1992. The inauguration of the Hilton Windhoek, the first five-star Hotel in Namibia, and the 1990- Freedom Plaza Mixed Used Property Development in the CBD of Windhoek, is her latest development. Her passion and determination

Embracing the Tapestry of Africa: A Heartfelt Celebration of Cultural Diversity

In the vast and vibrant tapestry of Africa, a continent that boasts a kaleidoscope of cultures, traditions, and histories, there exists a symphony of humanity that captivates the soul. From the rhythmic beats of the djembe echoing through the West African villages to the intricate beadwork adorning the Maasai people in the East, Africa is a treasure trove of traditions waiting to be explored. Unveiling the Colors of Diversity Picture a canvas splashed with hues of Kente cloth, the intricate patt

ISLAND

ISLAND. Excortion to an island all face to the sea, No ship for all but canoe for each, No help to paddle all to paddle for self, Parents to sponsor no follow to travel, Teacher to tutor not tutor to travel, Sea our classroom we paddle by ourselves. Class of sea as everyone paddling, Different name for different canoe, Same direction but going like fingers, Same dream with different effort, One knowledge but some dull to paddle, First the target but one for the target. Many behind playing and paddling, Mate's forward they paddle and play, Study as paddling drop paddle for tide, Hope on tide the tide at test, Pray for tide drop paddle for tide, Tide to against and sink they fail. Island we reach not reach by all, Many regret journey and again they see, Few at back the failures to repeat, Excortion again another again to paddle, Island with a name they call it SUCCESS.

Echoes of Africa's Hope

In land where vibrant sunsets grace the sky, Where ancient whispers echo, proud and high, Africa, beloved continent, stands tall, Embracing cultures, traditions that enthrall. From the plains of Serengeti's golden hues, To Congo's depths, where nature's heart imbues, Dances of unity, rhythm of the drums, Resilient souls, where hope eternally hums. Amidst the bustling cities, lights cascade, A fusion of traditions, modernity's parade, The vibrant tapestry of languages unite, Celebrating diversity

The Westerners

The story is characterized with revenge, love, passion and ultimately hope. It also embraces long suffering, deceit and despair. It centers on two(2) African princes that seeks the fortunes and love of the king. This gesture made them to embark on an adventure that brought about sorrow, despair, desperation, greed and more secrets that can’t be told and known to any man.

Counting Down To The Most Spectacular Event of the Year for Women's Football in Africa 🌍

BY: ETTAH EMMANUEL O.( NaijaBlaseTv) Just as our International Calabar Carnival keeps drawing all classes of people from far and wide to Calabar, the "QUEEN'S 👑 CUP" does it better!!! The Focus is the champion in the girl child !👧 A New date! 📅 Bigger and Better Realities 😎 It's Women's Football In the Beautiful City Of Calabar!🏟️ ARE YOU READY!¡!!!!!!!!!! 🔉🔉🔉🔉 Office of the wife of the Cross River State Governor, Office Of The Senior Special Assistant To The Governor On Sports , NAIJA FM ,Sky

WHY ARE THE FULANI PEOPLE OF WEST AFRICA SO UNIQUE

The Fulani people, also known as the Fulbe, are one of the largest and most prominent ethnic groups in Nigeria. They are traditionally pastoral nomads, known for their cattle rearing and herding activities. The Fulani are spread across several West African countries, including Nigeria, where they are primarily located in the northern regions. Origins and History: The Fulani are believed to have originated from the Fouta Djallon region in present-day Guinea. They began migrating eastward in the 1