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MAJEK Fashek's family have launched a fundraising campaign aimed at raising enough finance to fly the  body of the reggae artist back to Nigerian from the US where he passed away earlier this month.

NOLLYWOOD actress Foluke Daramola-Salako has revealed that about 75% of the rape cases her charity has dealt with involve religious leaders who have exploited vulnerable women and youngsters.

Ayo Akinfe

(1) Stop exporting our wildlife. If anyone wants to see lions, elephants, giraffes, leopards, cheetahs, gorillas, baboons, zebras, rhinos, hippos, etc, they should go to Africa. There is absolutely no justification for the zoo. For starters it is a crime against nature to cage wild animals

TWO married female members of the Deeper Life Church in Lagos State have been charged before an Isolo Magistrate court for disturbing the peace after they engaged in a public fight in a dispute about husband snatching.

MADAGASCAR'S President Andry Rajoelina has sacked the country's education minister Rijasoa Andriamanana for planning to spend $2m purchasing sweets and handing them to children to ameliorate the taste of Covid Organics.

Ayo Akinfe

(1) World War Two is one is my favourite historical topics. I just cannot stop marvelling at the ingenuity it brought to the fore. It was during this conflict that the world made the switch from an agrarian economy into an industrial one

RAPPER and fashion designed Kanye West has donated $2m to support the grieving families of George Floyd and other victims of police brutality in the US as well as offered to cover the legal fees of any court action they take against the authorities.

WEARING facemasks while on public transport across the UK will become compulsory as from June 15 as part of new measures introduced by the government to protect public health as it eases the coronavirus lockdown.

NURSES and doctors in New York joined the demonstrations to express their disgust at the recent murder of George Floyd and racism within the health service by marching across the city dressed in medical equipment and armed with banners.

BRITAIN'S Nigerian-born minister for equalities Kemi Badenoch has courted controversy by rejecting claims that systemic injustice is the reason why ethnic minorities are more likely to die from coronavirus in England.