Egusi seed from Oyo launched into space for agricultural research
A seed of Egusi melon from Oyo State is set to join the International Space Station on July 31 in a first-of-its-kind African-led agricultural space mission.
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U.S. declares Venezuela’s President Maduro, top allies wanted for drug trafficking
The U.S. government has declared Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and two senior allies wanted on narco-terrorism charges, offering $65 million in rewards for information leading to their arrest.
8.8 Magnitude quake triggers tsunami across Pacific, Hawaii on alert
The U.S. Tsunami Warning System cautioned that waves of up to 3 metres were possible across Russia, Hawaii, Ecuador, Chile, and the Solomon Islands.
“Revenge is not a policy”: Israeli citizens speak out against Gaza war
As one Tel Aviv activist put it: “This is a war of destruction. The Gazans are our neighbors.”
US activist Chris Smalls beaten, choked after Israel seizes Gaza-bound aid ship
Smalls, founder of the Amazon Labor Union, was “choked and kicked in the legs” by seven uniformed men upon arrival at an Israeli prison, the coalition said.
VIDEO: ‘Despite Oshoffa’s demise, a barren Alhaja’s story changed after an encounter with him in her dream’ – Edith Oshoffa
”On the day Papa had an accident, Espidit, Papa’s driver, said he was stopping every vehicle, no one stopped until one Alhaja stopped to give Papa a helping hand.It was an Alhaja that gave him a helping hand in his time of need.”
Wife blasted for making husband’s lunches — and then charging him for them…
A woman starts charging her own husband over $13 to make his lunch.
Portugal now offers digital nomad visa under ₹9,500 for one-year remote work stay
Portugal is inviting freelancers and remote workers to apply for its Digital Nomad Visa — for less than ₹9,500 — granting legal stay and work rights for up to a year.
Hackers used weak password to bring down 158-year-old company
Hackers exploited a weak password to infiltrate and shut down a 158-year-old UK firm, leaving 700 employees jobless and sparking fresh concerns over ransomware attacks.
Naturalized citizens are scared
Naturalized citizens in the U.S. are grappling with deepening fears about denaturalization under Trump-era policies. From childhood memories of taking the Oath to questions of loyalty and legality, many now wonder: is our citizenship still secure?