Dressed in his signature closed-neck suit, Pastor Chris Oyakhilome stared directly into the camera, declaring that “there was never a proof that vaccines ever worked”.
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AUSTRALIA: Hero Who Confronted Sydney Mall Knifeman Offered Citizenship
He was dubbed ‘the bollard man’ and a hero who tried to stop the killer during his stabbing spree on in Australia Westfield shopping centre. Damien Guerot has now reportedly been offered Australian citizenship.
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Nigerian Michael Chidozie Dies Weeks After Being Shot By Wife
A man identified as Michael Chidozie has died less than a month after police say his wife shot him multiple times at their apartment in the Galleria area following an argument om March 21.
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ITALY: Eniola Aluko Becomes First Black Female Footballer To Own A Club In Italy
Former Chelsea and England international, Eni Aluko has become the first black female football club co-owner in Italy.
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World’s Oldest Conjoined Schappell Twins Dies @ 62
The world’s oldest conjoined twins, Lori and her transgender brother, George have died at the age of 62.
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AUSTRALIA: Foreign Minister Hints On Canberra Recognising Palestinian State
Australia on Tuesday became the latest country to advocate formal recognition of a Palestinian state as a way of ending the ongoing Israel/Palestine war.
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UK: King Charles Beholds His Image On Newly Designed Banknotes
King Charles today enjoyed a momentous moment of his reign when he was presented with new bank notes bearing his portrait.
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FRANCE: Macron Gives Public Backing To ‘Not French Enough’ Singer Aya Nakamura
Aya Nakamura, the Malian French singer has been at the centre of a political storm since March when it emerged in media reports that president Macron had suggested the singer of “Djadja” could perform at the opening ceremony on July 26.
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FRANCE: ECHR Rules Against Switzerland On Climate Inaction
The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) on Tuesday delivered rulings in a group of landmark climate change cases aimed at making national governments meet treaty obligations to cut greenhouse emissions.
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New York Lawmakers To Expunge Law Against Adultery
The current law in New York says if two consenting adults engage in sexual behaviour and they aren’t married to each other, they could get slapped with a $500 fine or three months in jail.
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