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Phyno – Beautiful – Six9ja

Join the Sixja Telegram channel Get the latest music updates instantly. Sign up now Phyno, the heavyweight of indigenous rap and ruler of Penthauze, presents himself with a romantic, passionate and rich single, called “Beautiful”. This exciting drop comes at a time when listeners of modern Afro-fusion and indigenous hip-hop crave delicate, soul-touching ballads dedicated to feminine grace and …

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Euromatch NPFL: Sports psychologist supports the shooting star

Sports psychologist Kehinde Adeyemi has appealed to fans of the Shooting Stars Sports Club (3SC) to be patient with the team’s coaching staff, strongly urging fans to stop personal attacks on director of football Tobi Adepoju and coach Salisu Yusuf. Speaking on the slow form of the Oluyole Warriors earlier in the season, Adeyemi noted that such problems are normal …

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In the midst of the heartache caused by the flood disaster in Nepal, fear still remains

At least 1,400 people died, including 84 children, and nearly 5,300 people remain missing, after icebergs and glacial rock collapsed into the Bhotekoshi, Upper Trishuli and Narayani-Gandak rivers in late August, creating torrents that swept away bridges and homes. Prolonged trauma In an update from Kathmandu, UNICEF Spokesman James Elder highlighted the traumatic experience of 16-year-old Sahara, whom he encountered …

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AML Bridges Ease Travel in Nimba Communities

MONROVIA, October 9, 2026 — Residents of Bonla and Lugbehyee communities in Nimba County are benefiting from improved road access following the construction of two concrete bridges by ArcelorMittal Liberia (AML), replacing unsafe wooden crossings that had long posed risks to motorists, pedestrians and commercial vehicles. The bridges are expected to improve transportation, facilitate the movement of agricultural produce and …

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PSAC launches Leadership School and opens registration for 20 participants

Ayomide Awe The Center for Peace and Social Progress (PSAC) has launched an Executive School for Peace, Leadership and Governance, with applications open for 20 participants for its inaugural three-day online program, scheduled for October 21-23, 2026. The initiative, according to the organization, is designed to address persistent challenges in ethical leadership, institutional accountability and effective governance by equipping emerging …

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