VIDEO: Lamboginny – I Believe In Africa

“Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI RLC GHANA) and Lamboginny has unveiled officially its much anticipated and intriguing musical video “I Believe In Africa” made and dedicated to Africa as a continent on the rise and Africans via YALI.

The awesome and master class release was written, composed and sang by Nigeria’s Dancehall/Afrobeat singer, Lamboginny as a donation to support the great innovation of YALI at transforming Africa by empowering young leaders.



The Young African Leadership Initiative (YALI) was launched by former president of the United States, Barack Obama as a signature effort to invest in the next generations of African leaders.
YALI promotes three models designed to identify and empower young leaders and it includes: YALI Mandela Washington Fellowship, YALI Network and the YALI Regional Centers across Africa. The YALI Regional Leadership centers are a project of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) in partnership with the Mastercard Foundation.

I Believe In Africa was produced by Benie Macaulay, also the video was shoot and directed by Director Mattmax at YALI RLC Accra Ghana.”

Shiite Muslims allegedly hold ritual for president Buhari's health to deteriorate to the point of death

While Nigerians are being called upon to pray for the quick recovery of President Buhari who is on medical leave in the United Kingdom, Shiite Muslims, aggrieved that their leader has been detained unjustly, decided to hold a ritual for the ailing president to die.
Sheikh Ibrahim El Zakzaky, the leader of the Shiite Islamic sect, has been detained since Dec 2015 after his wife, at least three of his sons, and some of his followers were allegedly killed by the Nigerian Army between 2014 and 2015.

Photos shared by Khalid Abdul shows a group of Muslim men, gathered round a pit of fire, and another photo shows a ram being slaughtered, the blood dripping into a hole. According to Abdul, the photo was of a ritual being carried out in Borno for the president to die.

See more photos of the alleged ritual below.

Lovely photo of Adanna Ohakim-Steinacker, her husband & their son on his 1st birthday

Adanna, one of the daughters of former Imo state governor, Ikedi Ohakim, and her husband, David celebrated their son, Kian's 1st birthday over the weekend.

Photos: Pastor allegedly beats wife to a bloody pulp

According to a Liberian Facebook user, one Pastor Paul Chukuson, also known as Omas Chukuson allegedly beat his wife Theodore Siebo Chukuson, to a pulp, leaving her with injuries. The incident took place in the Morris farm Community, Paynesville, Liberia. He also called on the Liberian National police to arrest the cleric. More photos after the cut...

Donald Trump clarifies 'Sweden' remark, says he was referring to Fox News report not terror attack

US President Donald Trump came under fire when he insinuated that there was a terror attack in Sweden on Friday. Trump said at a campaign-style rally Saturday outside Melbourne, Florida.:

“We’ve got to keep our country safe. You look at what’s happening in Germany, you look at what’s happening last night in Sweden. Sweden, who would believe this?”

Trump’s Sweden comment was questioned by Swedish officials, the news media and Hillary Clinton's daughter, Chelsea Clinton.

“Unclear to us what President Trump was referring to, have asked US officials for explanation,” the Swedish embassy in Washington tweeted.


Trump then clarified what he meant by tweeting:


What he referred to was a segment on Friday night's edition of "Tucker Carlson Tonight" which featured an interview with documentary filmmaker Ami Horowitz about a surge in violent crime in Sweden. Which saw the filmmaker say that they have traced the crime increase in Sweden to a surge in the number of refugees entering from Africa, Asia and the Middle East.

Even though the president never mentioned any terror attack in Sweden the fact that he mentioned Sweden along with Germany resulted in Trump critics saying he had mistakenly referred to a terror attack.
Among the recent terror attacks in Germany was a December 2016 incident in which a terrorist drove a truck through a Christmas market in Berlin, killing 12 people and injuring roughly 50 others. The Islamic State terror group took responsibility for the attack.

Even after Trump clarified what he meant on Twitter, the Swedish embassy responded by tweeting:

Tanzania threatens to publish 'Gay List'

Tanzanian Govt. on Saturday, February 18, 2017, announced plans to publish a list of gay people allegedly selling sex online. This comes just days after the government shut down dozens of AIDS clinics accused of promoting homosexuality. Deputy health minister, Hamisi Kigwangalla, wrote on Twitter that his government was investigating the 'homosexuality syndicate' and would arrest and prosecute those involved in the gay sex business.


'I will publish a list of gay people selling their bodies online, those who think this campaign is a joke, are wrong.
'The government has long arms and it will quietly arrest all those involved. Once arrested, they will help us find others.' Kigwangalla wrote.
Under the Tanzanian penal code, sex between two males is highly punishable, ranging from 30 years to life imprisonment.He has since come under fire on Twitter by Gay and pro-gay commenters, but he maintained his stance. Read some of the tweets below:

Jay Z, Beyonce and Blue Ivy at the NBA AllStar Game

Rapper and business mogul Jay Z, his wife, singer Queen Bey and their daughter, Blue Ivy were all at the 2017 NBA All Star Game Sunday night. The resemblance between Blue Ivy and her Dad though. More photos after the cut...