VIDEO: Magnom – Ohemaa

Ghanaian artist and producer Magnom releases the official video to one of the songs off his recently released “We Speed 2” album, titled “Ohemaa”. The song was produced by Magnom himself, and the video was directed by Willkings Avonor. Peep the visuals below!

VIDEO: Stanley Enow – Casanova

Cameroonian superstar – Stanley Enow dishes the official music video to his buzzing latest single titled“Casanova”

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#World2018: Senegal becomes first African nation to win at the tournament, beat Poland 2 - 1

The Senegal national team have emerged as the first African nation to win a match at the ongoing World Cup tournament in Russia.

The Lions of Teranga played their first match against Poland at Spartak Stadium this afternoon and went ahead to claim three points after a 2 - 1 victory.



Senegal were the last African nation to play in the opening games of the group stage, after Egypt, Nigeria, Morroco, and Tunisia all lost in their first respectively games.

Senegal will next face Japan in their next group stage game on Sunday

Adorable new photo of Jordan Sparks and her newborn son Dana Isaiah Thomas Jr.

The adorable photo was shared by her husband, Dana Isaiah. He captioned the sweet snap: 'Love yours.'

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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry attend Royal Ascot with the Queen

Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, made her first appearance at the UK's prestigious Royal Ascot today.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex arrived the Royal Ascot in a horse-drawn carriage, part of the famous royal procession that begins each day of racing at the Berkshire course west of London. The prestigious event is the jewel in the crown of the British horse racing calendar.







Queen Elizabeth II, Princess Anne, Princess Beatrice, Princess Eugenie, Prince Charles and his wife Camilla were also present for the first day of the race meeting, which runs until June 23.

Harry and Meghan presented the winning trophy for the St James's Palace Stakes to "Without Parole" jockey Frankie Dettori.

FAAN tightens security at airports following reports of ISIS sneaking jihadists into Nigeria

FAAN tightens security at airports following reports of ISIS sneaking jihadists into Nigeria ' The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) says it has beefed up security at the major airports in the country following a recent report that insurgents are sneaking into Nigeria from Syria. A report published by The Sun UK on Monday June 18th, alleged that leaders of the terrorist group, Islamic State, are sneaking battle-hardened jihadists from Syria into Nigeria to train terrorists for possible attacks in Britain. The report said there were fears that strong links between Nigeria and the UK would make it easier for ISIS to send its killers to Britain to carry out terror attacks, death and destruction. The report also stated that there are fears that IS would exploit regular flights between Lagos and London to export more evil to the UK. In a swift reaction to the disturbing report, the general manager, corporate affairs of FAAN, Henrietta Yakubu, told NAN that the agency has already taken concrete steps to stop anything untoward from occurring at the airports. According to her, special attention is being given to the Lagos, Abuja, Kano, Enugu and Port Harcourt airports which services international passengers and were gateways into the country via air. “We have sent alert to all our aviation security at the airports to ensure that they improved on security, especially screening of passengers to make sure unauthorised persons don’t gain access into our terminals. The airside patrol is being done through the military joint force and AVSEC. They do it round the clock. There are vehicles that are parked on the airside and they escort arriving and departing passengers.’’ she said Yakubu said FAAN had deployed modern equipment to screen passengers and baggage before entering the terminal. “Our closed circuit television (CCTV) cameras in the terminals and the airside are all functional. The anti-bomb squad are deployed behind the screening machines at the terminal alongside the AVSEC and the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA). They carry out further checks on any baggage that they suspect.” he said Yakubu also disclosed that the periodic simulation exercises to sensitise travellers and other airport users on how to manage emergency situations at the airports would soon be conducted following the fresh terrorism threat.

Saudi king sacks country's head of entertainment after female performers in body hugging costumes were featured at an event

Saudi Arabia's king has reportedly sacked the head of the country's entertainment authority after conservative citizens critized a Russian circus show that featured female performers in tight costumes.

King Salman issued the royal decree relieving Ahmed al-Khatib of his post as head of the General Entertainment Authority.

Semi-official newspaper Sabq reported that Ahmed was fired because of a public backlash over the Russian Triumph Circus on Ice event in the capital, Riyadh.



An Arabic hashtag on Twitter that translates as 'Naked Russian Women in Riyadh' was trending in Saudi Arabia over the weekend with many blasting the appearance of the Russian female performers, including a trapeze artist, in body-hugging leotards.

According to the entertainment authority's ticketing website, the circus was scheduled to run for five days and it's meant to coincide with the presence of the Saudi national team at the World Cup in Russia,

It's yet unclear if the shows had been cancelled.