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  Nigerian afro-pop musician Zlatan says he doesn’t like Ghana, and his reason is, he is yet to have a Ghanaian girlfriend. The “Zanku” singer, who has been in Ghana for some past three days for a collaborative work with Sarkodie, Fuse ODG and other musicians, has been enjoying his stay in the country but one ingredient is missing – and he is not happy about it. On Wednesday, October 7, he shared studio session photos with Sarkodie and Ghanaian American comedian Michael Blackson, and gave it a caption which suggests that the fun he is having in Ghana isn’t complete. “I don’t like Ghana only because I’m yet to have a Ghanaian girlfriend,” he captioned the photo.

  Between stimulus and response, there is a space. In that space is our power to choose our response. In our response lies our growth and our freedom” -Vicktor Emil Frank Before Nigeria became independent of colonial rule, several attempts were made but they met a brick wall. As you are very well aware, internal strife was more of the problem than the occupier else we would have been sovereign before 1960. Sixty years on, those ideals of unity are still alien even when we should know better and work towards utopia. Today as a nation, we are hemorrhaging all around and within our nation. The ulcers causing so much loss of national cohesion are self-inflicted and as those you have broadcasted makes for poor prognosis. Delta State a little over a decade ago, was a place of bloodletting and if we take our history into cognizance especially for the remote causes of the war between tribe Itsekiri-Ijaw, Itsekiri-Urhobo- then we must be ashamed that we once had to fight bloody. Generations im

  Taking a look back at another week of news and headlines from Cupertino, this week’s Apple Loop includes details on Apple’s iPhone 12 launch event, the latest iPhone 12 images, the iPhone’s sneaky price cut, the future of the iPhone SE, a dangerous MacOS exploit discovered, the House Judiciary calls out Apple’s monopoly, why track and trace apps don’t work on older phones, and Spotify catches up with Apple Music. Apple Loop is here to remind you of a few of the very many discussions that have happened around Apple over the last seven days (and you can read my weekly digest of Android news here on Forbes). iPhone 12 Launch Event On October 13. Apple has confirmed that it will be hosting an online event next week, with the long-expected iPhone 12 family set to be revealed on October 13. Apple is expected to launch four iPhone 12 models using the new A14 processor, the geo-location AirTags trackers, the AirPods Studio headphones, and possibly a HomePod mini. Along with the key image, Ap

  The cousin of music executive and award-winning Afrobeat sensation, Davido has momentarily caused a commotion on social media after she flaunted her banging body radiating through a prism of beauty. READ ALSO: Life is So Unfair: See Nigerian Actor Who Can’t Walk Again After A Soldier Mistakenly Shot His Spinal Cord Her name is Adenike Adeleke and she’s an Instagram star who uses the platform to show off her love of fashion, makeup, and her daily life. She has more than 110,000 followers on her nikos_babii Instagram account. ADVERTISEMENT Ad by Valueimpression Boys are now under ‘pressure’ since they came across the photos which you are about to see in a jiffy. See below; READ ALSO: See The Fleet of Cars Owned By Chinedu Ikedieze (Aki) That Shows He’s One Of The Biggest Boys In Nollywood

 Final iPhone 12 rumors: Extensive leak shows price and release date Ten standout rumors we've heard about the upcoming iPhone 12, 12 Pro, 12 Pro Max and perhaps even the iPhone 12 Mini.  Lynn La headshot Lynn La  Oct. 10, 2020 2:00 a.m. PT   apple-iphone-11-comparison-3 The current iPhone 11. Angela Lang/CNET This story is part of Apple Event, our full coverage of the latest news from Apple headquarters. As we get closer to the Oct. 13 iPhone 12 launch date, the leaks just keep on coming. The latest, from leaker Kang, confirms that Apple will release four phone sizes within the iPhone 12 lineup, all with 5G support. The leak also touched on price and release date, among other details. We've summarized all the rumors and leaks below. Until Tuesday's virtual Apple event (which you can watch live from home starting at 10 a.m. PT, 1 p.m. ET, 6 p.m. BST), all we can do is speculate. While we usually see new flagship iPhones in September, the COVID-19 outbreak has forced supplie

 ELON MUSK WANTS TO BUILD A CITY ON MARS BY 2050, AND HE'S EVEN GOT AN IDEA FOR THE FLAG. On Friday, the SpaceX CEO suggested a dramatic photo of a company launch showing a Falcon 9 rocket soaring into the air against the Sun could be the flag of Mars. Musk responded via Twitter to the photo, posted by photographer John Kraus, which shows the Falcon 9 sending up 60 satellites for the firm's Starlink internet connectivity constellation. The exchange highlights why SpaceX's Mars city could be more than just an outpost for astronauts. Musk has outlined plans to build the Starship rocket and send humans to Mars as early as 2024, establishing basic life support systems there before expanding out further. But experts have described to Inverse how the nascent city will have to consider emergent questions of identity, new economic systems, and biological changes from radiation. In this new city, a flag could act as a rallying point for a new community.

  Multi-award-winning Nigerian Afro-fusion musician, two-time recipient of BET’s Best International Act award and MTV Europe Music Award’s Best African Act, Burna Boy, has been announced as a performer for the 2020 BET Hip-Hop Awards Ceremony. The home-grown international music star, who has also recently been nominated for “Best African Act” at the upcoming 2020 MTV European Music Awards, a title he took home last year, is to mark his first-ever live performance with Coldplay’s Chris Martin on their powerful collaboration in the track “Monsters You Made,” taken off Burna’s fifth studio album, TWICE AS TALL. ‘Monsters You Made’ is a song that serves an indictment on miseducation, historical injustice and systemic racism and Coldplay’s Chris Martin’s hauntingly poignant voice laces through the song, challenging what we think we already know about Africa and her history.