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In a bizarre story of love gone sour, a wealthy businessman in South Africa has allegedly hired an excavator to demolish the house he built for his girlfriend after she ended things with him. A video clip of the home being torn down by an excavator was shared on social media with many locals saying the businessman was angry at his ex-girlfriend and decided to teach her a lesson. 😭😭😭 pic.twitter.com/8WwIbZ36nF — iType Yenu Nonke…
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Underfire Islamic scholar Sheikh Ahmad Gumi has advised Nigerians to start using nice words to address bandits and to stop calling them criminals if Nigerians want them to put down their weapons. The cleric who has been meeting with bandits across the country gave the advice during an interview with Arise TV. He said, “Even the press are criminals too because they are putting oil into fire. These people are listening to you. You don’t…
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As an African, getting a visa to visit any Western nation is a difficult task. Whether you are applying for the F1 or J1 student visa at the American Embassy or you are planning to visit or work in Western Europe, the task is equally challenging. To give you an idea, in 2018, Schengen embassies and consulate in Nigeria processed 88,567 visa applications, of which 44,076 were rejected thus marking the highest rejection rate of…
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Fierce opposition from church groups has forced Ghana’s first LGBT+ community center to temporarily shut down its operations to protect its staff and visitors, its founder said on Tuesday. Alex Kofi Donkor, director of LGBT+ Rights Ghana, posted a simple message on Twitter which reads: ‘Culture, Tradition & Religion can never justify the denial of human rights.’ #LOUDER #LGBTRightsGhana ❤🌺💛💚💙💜#Ghana #HumanRights #Equality #Respect #Freedom #Justic #Love #LoveIsLove pic.twitter.com/uLnAmGwbwL— Alex Kofi Donkor 🇬🇭🏳️🌈 (@ahuoden) February 23,…
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At the beginning of 2020, Africa’s richest man Aliko Dangote told reporters he projected a turnover of $30 billion for his businesses over the next two years. At the time, his company – Dangote Group has an annual turnover of about $4 billion, and upon the completion and running of the refinery, fertilizer, petrochemicals and other businesses, the company’s turnover should be about $30 billion in the next two years. The Dangote Refinery Complex is…