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Their performance of My Lovin on this episode was just as fire
When En Vogue hit SNL in March 1992, they dismantled the myth that girl groups couldn’t sing full-throttle live in heels. Trading leads across Cindy, Dawn, Terry, and Maxine, their dynamic control remained untouchable—from Dawn’s raspy rock bite to Terry’s operatic belts. When they converged on the hook, their four-part harmonies locked in with their blend and zero backing tape. The album dropped 3 days later, proving to themselves and to the world just how Funky, these Divas really are.
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A major federal highway project is being built in Cross River, but workers are alleging that basic welfare and payment issues remain unresolved. Who should be held accountable if these allegations are confirmed?
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As of the latest reports on October 29, the workers remained firm that their protest would continue until their grievances were addressed. Hitech’s response to the allegations was not available in the reports reviewed.
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Ukpayang expressed solidarity with the workers and promised to engage Hitech management, the Federal Controller of Works and the Minister of Works to help resolve the dispute. He urged the workers to remain peaceful and nominate representatives for negotiations.
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The protesters are demanding the removal of three supervisors they accuse of unfair treatment and the reinstatement of Cross River State Liaison Officer, Asuquo Ukpayang.
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Other workers alleged that their paid working hours had been reduced from between four and eight hours to just two hours daily. They also claimed that night shifts were excluded from payment records despite some employees working until about 11 p.m.
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Female workers raised concerns over the alleged absence of dedicated restroom facilities for women, claiming that expatriate staff had access to multiple restrooms while local female employees struggled to access basic sanitation facilities.
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protested alleged salary cuts, unpaid entitlements, intimidation and poor working conditions.
The protest began on October 26, with workers gathering at the company’s construction yard in Awi, Akamkpa LGA, demanding urgent intervention from management.
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CROSS RIVER: 600 COASTAL HIGHWAY WORKERS PROTEST PAY CUTS, POOR CONDITIONS AS WOMEN COMPLAIN OF NO SEPARATE TOILETS
About 600 workers employed by Hitech Construction Company on Section 3B of the Lagos–Calabar Coastal Highway project in Cross River State have
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I do not support hate speech against any religion. However, I firmly believe that if this young man belonged to another faith, the organization would not have handed him over to security agencies or publicly denied that he was a member.
As a former member of AGAJI, I know that the organization has clear rules and disciplinary procedures. The young man may have sung the song without any malicious intention., he is not the innovator of that song either, The appropriate course of action would have been to call him in, warn him, apply internal disciplinary measures, and require him to apologize so that the act would not be repeated.
Instead, the organization has denied that he was a genuine member and has even suggested that he joined with ulterior motives, which that not fair and is not islamic teaching to denied someone because he was wrong, It is worth noting that AGAJI is a voluntary organization, and this individual dedicated his time and effort to its activities, this is the treatment he has received in return.
In addition, there have been many instances of Christians issuing threats against Muslims on social media, particularly on Facebook. How many of those individuals have been arrested? Hate speech and the promotion of violence appear on social media daily, yet accountability is often selective.
I am not saying the young man should not be questioned. What I am saying is that accountability should be applied fairly and consistently to all sides.
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The Bronx has the largest Ghanaian American community in the county, so it is actually very understandable why they moved there. smithsonianmag.com/arts-cult…
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One thing I’ve noticed about Africans is how quick they blame victims. A boy gets killed, and somehow his father is being blamed for living in that neighborhood. Did it ever occur to y’all that maybe that’s all he could afford working low wage jobs? The lack of empathy is insane.
This should teach us that not every city or neighbourhood is suitable for raising children. At some point, I question Javits Frimpong’s father’s decision to raise his son in the Bronx, where the crime rate is reportedly high and gang activities remain a concern in the neighbourhoods. As parents, we must be mindful of the environments in which we raise our children. Otherwise, they risk being exposed to violence, drugs and a life of crime. I hope the Government of Ghana intervenes and offers the family the necessary support during this difficult time. May we all learn from this tragedy, may his soul rest in peace. 💔 🕊️
So sorry 😔
C’est avec une profonde tristesse que nous apprenons le décès de la Dre Marie-France Shogogo, jeune médecin décédée des suites d’Ebola à Beni.
Cette perte douloureuse nous rappelle une urgence absolue : protéger ceux qui nous protègent.
Africa CDC présente ses sincères condoléances à sa famille, à ses collègues et à toute la communauté médicale. Que son âme repose en paix.
