Paphael News

Zambia Female Footballer, Inonge Kaloustian, recently shared her joy on Facebook as she celebrated her graduation from the prestigious Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health. The beautiful tall playmaker expresses her enthusiasm by sharing various snapshots captured during her graduation ceremony, while also expressing gratitude towards God and her loved ones. She wrote , "Although I received my diploma in December 2023, yesterday was my official commencement ceremony at the Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health." "Words cannot describe how happy I am to finally close this chapter, as a Master’s graduate from the #1 school of public health. " "I want to say thank you God, first and foremost, for seeing me through this journey. " "I also want to thank my loved ones for all of the support they have shown me. " "They say that it takes a village, and I can a...

The child custody proceedings between Queen Oyekanmi and Promise Anagbogu, also known as Lord Lamba, have been adjourned to July 18, 2024 for hearing by a Magistrate Court in Ogba, Lagos State.  This adjournment comes as Lord Lamba, the skitmaker, failed to appear in court. It was reported that his lawyer, who was also absent, sent a representative who expressed ignorance about the skitmaker's absence. Queen, a reality TV star, and Lord Lamba had a daughter together on December 25, 2022. In March 2024, Queen got married to her husband, David. Around the same time, Lord Lamba took her to court regarding the custody of their daughter. According to a source who spoke with Instablog9ja on Thursday, Queen was present in court for the hearing, but Lord Lamba did not show up. Instead, his assistant represented him as his lawyer was absent. As a result, the court granted the lawyer's request for a new date, and the hearing was adjourned to July 18th.

In the aftermath of a destructive tornado that ravaged Greenfield, Iowa, on May 21, 2024, workers are diligently sifting through the wreckage of homes and cars that were obliterated by the powerful storm.  Tragically, multiple lives were lost as the tornado tore through the small town, leaving behind a trail of devastation. The relentless winds also wreaked havoc on wind turbines, twisting and toppling them in their path. Following its devastating impact on Greenfield, a town with a population of 2,000, the tornado continued its destructive journey eastward, unleashing its fury on parts of Illinois and Wisconsin. As a result, tens of thousands of customers in these states were left without power. Among the buildings that suffered damage in Greenfield was the town's hospital. Consequently, a dozen individuals who were injured had to be transported to other medical facilities, as reported by Iowa State Patrol Sgt. Alex Dinkla. The tornado's des...

In a stunning turn of events, Ademola Lookman, the Nigerian forward, made history by scoring a hat-trick in the UEFA Europa League final, becoming the first player to achieve this feat. Atalanta, the underdogs, shocked Bayer Leverkusen with a resounding 3-0 victory, abruptly ending the Bundesliga champions' impressive 51-match unbeaten streak across all competitions. This triumph marks Atalanta's first-ever UEFA Europa League title, a significant milestone for the club since their last major title win in 1963. The final took place at the Dublin Arena on Wednesday, where the newly-crowned German champions suffered their first defeat of the season. Atalanta took the lead in the 12th minute with a beautifully executed goal by Lookman. The forward found himself unmarked in the box and swiftly struck the ball past Matěj Kovář, capitalizing on the excellent teamwork between Teun Koopmeiners and Davide Zappacosta. Lookman continued to impress, adding to Atalant...

Senegalese Transport Minister El Malick Ndiaye reported that a Boeing 737 aircraft with 85 people on board veered off the runway at Dakar's airport, the capital of Senegal, resulting in injuries to 10 people.  The flight, operated by TransAir for Air Sénégal, was en route to Bamako on Wednesday night, carrying 79 passengers, two pilots, and four cabin crew members.  The injured individuals are currently receiving medical treatment at a hospital, while the rest have been accommodated at a nearby hotel for rest and recovery.  Further information regarding the incident is not yet available.

Rescue teams continue to search the location of a building collapse in George, South Africa, on May 9, 2024.  As of Friday, hopes were diminishing for the 44 construction workers trapped under the debris for several days. Authorities mentioned that the rescue operation is now confronted with the task of clearing thousands of tons of concrete using heavy machinery to determine if there are any additional survivors.  According to VOA, the death toll has climbed to nine after a worker in critical condition passed away in the hospital, as per officials.  Out of the 28 workers who were saved from the scene, 21 are in critical condition or have sustained life-threatening injuries as a result of the collapse of the five-story apartment building that was still under construction on Monday.

A young wildlife photographer, Ben Pulletz, has achieved a remarkable feat as his photograph of two blackbirds "kissing" has been chosen to be turned into a card and sold in Co-op supermarkets.  The 21-year-old photographer, who resides in Somerset, captured a series of stunning images showcasing animals and nature in his local surroundings. These included a rabbit in a meadow, a grasshopper, a great tit perched among rose hips, and a picturesque field of daisies. For years, Pulletz has been tirelessly pursuing the perfect wildlife photographs, never imagining that a national chain would take an interest in his work. He expressed his delight, particularly regarding the use of his daisy photograph, which happens to be his mother's favorite. The cards featuring Pulletz's captivating images will be launched in 1,300 Co-op stores, and as a gesture of support for wildlife conservation, the Co-op will donate £10,000 to the RSPB (Royal Society for the Protection ...