The culture secretary has said she is concerned the planned 9% rise in the BBC licence fee is "very high" and that the BBC must remain "value for money". Lucy Frazer said the government wanted to ensure the licence fee rises by an "appropriate amount" amid the ongoing cost of living crisis. The licence fee … Continue reading UK minister ‘concerned’ about high BBC licence fee
Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Barrister Nyesom Wike, has been called upon to ban the activities of Eze-Igbos in Abuja The president of Ohanaeze, FCT chapter, Barrister Ifeanyichukwu Nweze, said anyone who wants to become Eze-Igbo should return to the South East. He said the FCT is not Igboland and, therefore, cannot have Eze-igbo. Nweze … Continue reading Why Ohaneze asked FCT Minister to bank activities of Eze-Igbo in Abuja
Former President Olusegun Olusegun Obasanjo has reacted to the controversies being generated by his order to traditional rulers to stand and then sit during the inauguration of two projects in Iseyin, Oyo State last Friday. Obasanjo was a special guest of honour at the inauguration of the road projects constructed by Governor Seyi Makinde. However, … Continue reading Obasanjo: I Ordered Obas To Stand Because They Were Disrespectful
1. I am Ibo. I am proud of who we are. I love Nigeria. I love the best of her peoples and the many strengths. I love what she can be. But dear compatriots, I will not apologise to anyone who thinks that my success is a threat. WALK WITH ME 2. I am Ibo. … Continue reading I’m Ibo, love or hate it
In the Himba tribe of Namibia in Southern Africa, the date of birth of a child is fixed, not at the time of its arrival in the world, nor in its design, but much earlier: since the day the child is thought in His Mother's mind. When a woman decides she's going to have a … Continue reading Wonderful Namibia
Ibos are a meta-ethnicity native to present-day south-central and southeastern Nigeria. Large ethnic Igbo populations are found in Cameroon, Gabon, and Equatorial Guinea, as well as outside Africa. Photo by Anderson Guerra on Pexels.com Ibos are one of the lost tribes of Israel. Ten (10) of the original 12 Hebrew tribes under the leadership of … Continue reading Are Ibos truly Hebrew exiles from Israel?
Veteran Nollywood actress, Tonto Dikeh has lectured a troll who reacted to a photo of her kissing her father mouth-to-mouth. Image shows Tonto Diken in a mouth-to-mouth kiss with her father The philanthropist was met with a few reactions after sharing a photo of her father in celebration of his 73rd birthday in a supposed questionable position. A troll … Continue reading Tonto Dikeh slams social media critics after mouth-to-mouth kiss with dad
Cannes is back. The lights are in position, the stars en route to the French Riviera. And Spike Lee’s face is peering out onto the Croisette from a huge banner announcing Tuesday’s debut of the world’s premier film festival. The show is running 14 months late, thanks to the pandemic. And it's about time for … Continue reading Cannes is back for movie lovers
Technology savvy Kiwis appear to have a very bright future ahead of them, as the world continues to tumble forth amidst a digital golden age, with industries throughout the world becoming increasingly aware of the need to adapt and evolve. As part of a culture-of-innovation research study published by Microsoft News in October, some 88% of business … Continue reading New Zealand focused on innovation and tech-friendly culture
"My culture is not your underwear," that's what the Japanese are telling American TV personality Kim Kardashian West after she announced the launch of her new shapewear brand Kimono Intimates, in various skin tones, claiming that her product "celebrates and enhances the curves of women." The hashtag #KimOhNo has gone viral on Twitter, with people slamming the … Continue reading Kim Kardashian West sad for ‘trashing’ Japanese culture
Previously, the concept of the term “safety culture” was discussed; this part mainly focuses on the elements of culture (Figure 5.1) and importance of culture on offshore safety. Reason (1997) explored the components of a safety culture consisting of just culture, reporting culture, learning culture, and informed and flexible cultures (Figure 5.2). The researcher also described … Continue reading How to improve safety culture in organizations
The 31st Annual Philadelphia Caribbean Carnival, a part of PECO's Multicultural series, will hold on 20 August, 2017 between 12 noon and 8pm, the organizers have confirmed. Celebrants gathered in Fairmount Park on 15 July (Father's Day) to observe the event in a pomp of flaming colors. The artistic celebration of Caribbean culture reached its peak … Continue reading Cute Pictures from the 2017 Philadelphia Caribbean Carnival
It's true that China has many customs, traditions and superstitions which translate to taboos if one is not careful to control some habits on a special day like the New Year. There are countless number of behaviors or expressions which are acceptable in foreign cultures but considered "wrong" in the Chinese setting. For instance, you … Continue reading New Year taboos in China
Nigeria's foundation as a nation is solidly built on its enviable socio-cultural diversity, a blessing that can be maximised for the greater good though the reality shows this beloved country has suffered more for it. The people of Edo state are known as tradition keepers, hate it or love it. A recent traditional ceremony which requires women … Continue reading Unbelievable Tradition: Women strip to celebrate boy’s transition to adulthood
A Kansas man has "luckily" escaped jail time after attacking his wife with a knife in an attempt to kill. The judge who decided his sentencing, gave considerations to the defendant's Hindu culture. Image shows Mr Patel Navinkumar. According to reports, the US motel owner who stabbed his wife thrice in the abdomen, pleaded guilty to … Continue reading Man, Stabs Wife in the Tummy for Overeating, Escapes Prison Time Because He’s Hindu
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