President Joe Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping engaged in a unique exchange, comparing their custom presidential vehicles after a meeting in San Francisco. This
Month: November 2023
Prince William’s Touching Gesture: Hugs Mother of Murdered Teenager During Community Project Launch
Prince William’s Emotional Connection Prince William demonstrated a poignant display of compassion reminiscent of his late mother, Diana, as he embraced the mother of a
NBC signs MoU with OSPRE to promote peaceful coexistence among neighbouring countries
By Philip Yatai The National Boundary Commission (NBC), on Thursday, signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Office for Strategic Preparedness and Resilience, National Centre
Pro-Palestinian Protesters Target MP Rushanara Ali Over Gaza Ceasefire Vote
Pro-Palestinian protesters converged on the Labour constituency office of MP Rushanara Ali, expressing discontent over her abstention from the recent Gaza ceasefire vote in Parliament.
Icelandic Town Grindavik on Edge as Magma Threatens Eruption: Homes at Risk of Being ‘Frozen in Time’
The serene fishing town of Grindavik in Iceland is in the throes of turmoil as volcanic activity threatens to disrupt its tranquility. In the face
Tyson Fury’s Fiery Insults: Calls Oleksandr Usyk an ‘Ugly Little Sausage Man’ Ahead of Press Conference
Fury’s Colorful Taunts Before Press Conference Tyson Fury didn’t hold back as he labeled Oleksandr Usyk an ‘ugly little sausage man’ in a barrage of
Tragic Turn of Events: New York Man Dies Trying to Stop Thieves Stealing from His SUV
In a tragic incident in Queens, New York, Mauro Chimbay, 43, lost his life while attempting to stop thieves who had stolen items from his
SDGs: Nigeria, others call for inclusive global tax system
By Cecilia Ologunagba Nigeria and the African Group on Thursday called for an equitable and fair international tax system toward achieving the Sustainable Development Goals
Spooky Encounter: Couple Claims Ghostly Soldier Photobombed Their Dinner at London’s Quaglino’s
Mysterious Photobomb at Quaglino’s A London couple dining at the renowned Quaglino’s restaurant claims they were photobombed by the ghost of a deceased soldier during
Government’s £2.5 Billion Back-to-Work Plan: Clampdown on Benefit Claimants by Chancellor Hunt
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s Benefit Clampdown Chancellor Jeremy Hunt is leading a major clampdown on benefit claimants who, after being deemed fit to work, refuse to