The Kamu Ceremony of Orobosa, daughter of Esama of Benin, Chief Gabriel Igbinedion and his Jamaican born wife, Lady Cherry Igbinedion, held in Abuja yesterday night. The white wedding to husband-to-be, Umar Mantu, is up next. (more…)
The fact that most western celebrities visit to Africa is mostly in the name of UNAIDS is sickening. British fashion designer, Victoria Beckham is presently in Kenya, to support the Beyond Zero Campaign. Victoria, a goodwill ambassador for charity UNAIDS and wife of former football star, David Beckham was seen alongside her son Brooklyn at the Kiambu County on Thursday, October 6, visiting clinics. The Beyond Zero Campaign, a platform to help children living in poverty, is spearheaded by First Lady of Kenya, Margaret Kenyatta. More photos after the cut... (more…
The crème of the Nigeria entertainment industry and football lovers stormed the Teslim Balogun Stadium last Saturday, September 24, 2016 for the ‘A Trip to Jamaica' Novelty match. The match which featured prominent EX Super Eagles players such as the legendary Kanu Nwankwo, Jay Jay Okocha, Peter Rufai, Joseph Yobo, Mutiu Adepoju, Victor Ikpeba and Henry Nwosu, who played against Jamaican Ex Internationals like Deon Burton John, Lawrence James Hubert, and Kevin Lisbie. (more…)
A Texas hospital has pulled off four uterus transplants using living donors. This is the first time procedures using living donors has been performed in the US, Time reports. In February, the first uterus transplant in the US was performed using a deceased donor, but it failed because of a common yeast infection. (more…)
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