The Kaduna State government has denied giving permission for primary and secondary schools in the state to resume on August 9. This is as the state government emphasized that schools are to remain shut until security operatives give clearance for the safety of the students and teachers following series of attacks on schools by bandits and kidnappers. The State Commissioner for Education, Dr. Shehu Muhammad, stated this in Kaduna at a joint press conference with the Commissioner for Internal Security and Home Affairs, Mr.

Short-form content app TikTok is launching a new project: TikTok Now. What is it? Well, it's quite similar to another lively social media app... Source: Getty ImagesAchieving perceived youthfulness in this technology-driven, social media-obsessed dystopia we call Western society is an exhausting feat. To stay relevant, we must imprison ourselves in the toxic swirling of post after post after post, pretending like we have it all together at every moment of the day.

R&B and pop performer who became the most awarded female singer in history for hits such as "Hold Me" from her record-breaking self-titled album.  Before Fame She grew up in a musical family with cousin Dionne Warwick and her godmother Aretha Franklin. Trivia She created the soundtrack for and starred in the film The Bodyguard alongside Kevin Costner. Family Life She married Bobby Brown on July 18, 1992. They had a daughter named Bobbi and then divorced on April 24, 2007.

Victoria Orenze is a Nigerian gospel singer and songwriter. She gained prominence in the Nigerian gospel music scene through powerful and anointed worship songs. Some of her popular songs include See How Far: Gratitude, Covenant Keeping God, Spirit Chant and Spiritual Surgery. Victoria Orenze's songs often carry messages of praise, surrender, and deep reverence for God. Find out interesting information about the talented performer who brings light to the hearts of thousands of people.

Stand-up comedian who became known for starring on his own sitcom The Cosby Show, which aired from 1984 to 1992. He later created the comedy series Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids.  Before Fame After flunking 10th grade, he worked as an apprentice at a local shoe repair shop and began performing stand up comedy at The Hungry I nightclub in San Francisco. While attending Temple University, he worked as a bartender at a Philadelphia club called The Cellar.