Новости за 19.11.2023

MORE than a third of female train users have been sexually assaulted or harassed on their commute, figures show.

France destroyed Gibraltar in the biggest win in European Championship qualifying history - but they'd have to more than double it to beat the international record

The National President, Nigeria Association of Tour Operators, Mrs Ime Udo, shares her thoughts with DANIEL AYANTOYE on the recent security alarm raised by the United States, calling on her citizens to avoid major hotels in Nigeria, among other issues The United States recently warned its citizens to stay away from major hotels in Nigeria.

At least 202 persons have been killed as a result of cult and gang-related violence in Rivers State in three years, a report by the Partnership Initiative in the Niger Delta has revealed. PIND, in its weekly update, noted that there had been an increase in organised criminality in the Niger Delta, especially gang-related violence

Sorry, Jack Frost. This year everyone's BFFs are this rapid microwave potato cooker and wine coloring book.

The Thai Chamber of Commerce (TCC) has called on the government to speed up developing public infrastructure in 10 second-tier tourism provinces, to boost tourism revenue while promoting them as new primary attractions.

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The Super Eagles will be eager to redeem themselves with a win when they take on Zimbabwe in a matchday two World Cup qualifier at Stade Huye in Butare, Rwanda, SUNDAY PUNCH reports. Nigeria played out a disappointing 1-1 draw at home to Lesotho in their opening match last Thursday at the Godswill Akpabio stadium

Super Eagles captain Ahmed Musa, has blamed the passionate Nigerian fans  for the exit of the trio Mikel Obi, Victor Moses, and Odion Ighalo from the national team, SUNDAY PUNCH reports. Speaking ahead of Nigeria’s clash against Zimbabwe in a matchday two World Cup qualifier at Stade Huye in Butare, Rwanda, Musa addressing the circumstances

The Chief Executive Officer, Parkwell Africa, Philip Ogunnaike, talks to BLESSING ENENAITE about his career and other issues What influenced your decision to establish Parkwell? I simply looked around me. The establishment of Parkwell was influenced by the recognition of the widespread challenges people face daily in finding convenient and secure parking (spaces) in Lagos

An actor, Eso Dike, tells Blessing Enenaite about his career and other issues How would you describe your journey so far in the industry? The journey so far has been one of patience and perseverance. I started professionally in 2015 in Lagos, but I had done some works unofficially before then. Who were the people

A Vancouver Island group that focuses on rescuing lost dogs, is trying to capture a wolf dog in Coombs, B.C.

The largest uncrewed aircraft ever launched from a Royal Navy aircraft carrier has paved the way for...

Newly redone by Crescent City Developers, the historic mansion on a corner lot is on the market for $2,695,000.

PHD Media, a global media and communication agency network under the Omnicom Media Group, has launched Ocular, a proprietary cloud-based media data tool. The official unveiling took place at a stakeholder’s forum in Lagos recently. According to the firm in a statement, Ocular is the result of two years of relentless research aimed at addressing

Chinedu Rosa, a wine enthusiast and the Chief Executive Officer of Vines by Rosa, is set to hold another edition of her popular wine tasting event across locations in Lagos and Abuja from November 28 to December 10, 2023. In a statement sent to Society Plus, Rosa stated that the event is in collaboration with

Stears has disclosed that investors are shifting focus away from fintech investments to essential sectors such as energy and water. The co-founder of Stears, Abdul Abdulrahim, disclosed this at the just concluded IATF 2023 conference. He noted that there was a need to dissect high-level growth trends in Africa and understand the driving forces behind

Zoho has announced it will be helping businesses improve their compliance with the Nigeria Data Protection Law. The firm disclosed this recently on the sidelines of its annual user conference, Zoholics Nigeria. The firm stated that it will offer its Zoho Contracts feature for free, for three months, to help businesses improve compliance with the

A monarch, the Oloto of Otto and mainland kingdom, Oba Abisoye Odesanya, celebrated his first coronation anniversary in grand style with a series of events throughout the week. The culmination of the celebration was a party held at the palace on November 17, 2023. As part of the anniversary, the monarch had conferred some personalities

There is no doubt that the winner of the first Miss Nigeria beauty pageant in 1957, Grace Oyelude, is still a beautiful woman. She turned 93 years old on Thursday, November 16, 2023, and it was a moment for the organisers of the pageant to come together with her family and friends to celebrate with

The Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu; and his Borno State counterpart, Babagana Zulum, are among the high profile personalities expected from across the country and the Diaspora, to grace a novel arts exhibition to raise funds for internally displaced persons in the country. The charity exhibition, which is tagged, Art for a Cause, will hold

Pharrell's Black Ambition non-profit initiative is the gift that keeps on giving for Black and Brown entrepreneurs.

Far-left Judge Arthur Engoron denied Trump’s bid for a mistrial in the NYC fraud case.

Danielle Brooks and Taraji P. Henson, standout performers from Blitz Bazawule’s daring re-imagining of Alice Walker’s beloved novel “The Color Purple,” are vying for recognition in a fiercely competitive supporting actress race. Following three consecutive days of screenings in Los Angeles, the film has garnered enthusiastic applause from voters, critics and industry professionals, sparking burning […]

Missouri lawmakers intended to “impose their religious beliefs on everyone" in the state when they passed a restrictive abortion ban, lawyers for a group of religious leaders who support abortion rights said at a court hearing Thursday.