Reactions continue to trail last week’s UK parliamentary debate of the #EndSars protest in Nigeria, mainly because of the recommendation of sanctions against Nigeria government officials for their role in the massacre that followed the protest, but also for a particular inference of looting made against former head of state General Yakubu Gowon by MP Tom Tugendhat in his submission.
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Three French police officers have been suspended after a video of them beating up a black music producer in central Paris.
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Former Nigerian Head of State referenced in the UK parliamentary debate of a petition against the violent clamp down on protesters against police brutality has denied the claim.
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Amazon has apologized and opened an investigation following reports that customers who had pre-ordered the new PlayStation 5 received deliveries of cat food and a foot massager instead.
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Contrary to reports in some media, the UK parliament did not reject sanction against Nigerian government over its violent clamp down on protesters against police brutality.
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Sainsbury’s has released a statement in defense of its Christmas advert following a slew of disgusting, racist comments that greeted its Christmas advert featuring a black family.
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Qantas Air’s decision to ban passengers who have not received Covid-19 jab on its international flights has drawn the ire of anti-vaxxers.
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The Vatican and Instagram are both investigating how Pope Francis’s official Instagram account end up liking a photo of a scantily dressed Brazilian model Natalia Garibotto.
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Eritrean Ibrahim Omer made history last month as the first ever African to be elected Member of Parliament in New Zealand.
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Mozambique government has expelled two instructors found guilty of impregnating students at a police training school, Justice Minister Helena Kida has said.
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