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Excitement on Friday gripped the ancient town of Ilesa in Osun State as Prince Adesuyi Haastrup was about to be crowned as the 41st Owa Obokun of Ijesaland. As early
DOHA: The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change announced a sharp rise in the number of invasive mynah birds captured under the national invasive bird control programme betwee...
TEHRAN, May 23 (MNA) – The head of Iran’s Space Research Center says Nahid-2 satellite will be launched into the space in the very near future.
Mark Jones, 59, who appeared for Wales in both Rugby League and Union, has died at the age of 59 after suffering a reported heart attack in Qatar
BudgIT said analysis showed that 238 projects valued above ₦5 billion each, with a cumulative value of ₦2 trillion, were inserted with little to no justification.
During the hot and humid summers, skin needs extra caution as the skin is more prone to breakouts, dehydration, and irritation. The main causes attributed to these changes are heat, humid weather, and exposure to the sun’s harmful UV rays. Additionally, layering your skin with too many products or using rich creams can clog the skin pores, leading to greasy-looking skin with acne. But this doesn't mean that skin doesn't need hydration in summer. The key is smart layering with summer-friendly formulations, as per Dr Ameesha Mahajan, Cosmetic Dermatologist & Founder, Eden Skin Clinic.
Hamas welcomes global call to protect Gaza civilians The Palestinian group Hamas on Friday welcomed a joint statement by 80 countries that described the situation in Gaza as the worst humanitarian crisis since the outbreak of Israeli military operations in October 2023. The statement, issued earlier this week, called for the protection of Palestinian civilians under international humanitarian law.In a statement, Hamas said the global response reflects widening international rejection of “genocide and ethnic cleansing” by Israel in Gaza. The group urged the international community to take concrete steps to stop the “crime of starvation” and to lift the blockade on Gaza.Hamas also called for sanctions on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and demanded accountability for crimes against humanity.
In a disturbing incident reported from Bihar, a sudden power outage during an exam forced students to use their mobile phone flashlights to write their papers. A video of the incident has gone viral, highlighting the poor state of educational infrastructure in the region.
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