According to Keri Hilson, the coronavirus pandemic is caused by the 5G network, and she claims that it is not affecting Africa in the same way. She urged her followers on Twitter to turn off 5G by disabling LTE. The American singer shared several screenshots of articles warning about the dangers of 5G internet network, concluding that the "dangerous levels of electromagnetic radiation (5G) could be causing the contagious virus." Hilson added that this could be the reason why the virus is not as prevalent in Africa, as it is "not a 5G region." She also referenced warnings about 5G and its effects, particularly in China where 5G was launched on November 1, 2019, correlating with reported incidents of people dropping dead. She mentioned that she had watched a video on @chakabars' Instagram...

The title of the article is "BBNaija 2019 winner, Mercy Eke gets a Mercedes Benz gift (video)" Big Brother Naija 2019 winner, Mercy Eke receives a new Mercedes Benz gift, starting her week on an exhilarating note.  In a viral video on social media, Mercy Eke is seen posing around her new car with her colleague, Frodd.  Here is the video below;            View this post on Instagram                   #MercyEke gets a Benz gift A post shared by Lindaikejiblog (@lindaikejiblogofficial) on Mar 16, ...

After coming out of quarantine, numerous couples in China are filing for divorce.   The Covid-19 outbreak confined people to their homes for over a month, as per government advice to curb the spread of the coronavirus.   This prolonged period together appears to have strained many marriages, leading to a substantial increase in divorce requests.     Reports about the extensive wait for divorces in Xi'an, China, have gained significant traction on the Chinese social media platform, Weibo.   According to the provincial Registrar of Marriage, all divorce appointment slots were fully booked.   An official from the bureau stated, "The public now needs to wait for nearly three weeks to submit their applications."   He mentioned that since reopening on March 2 after the Covid-19 hiatus, al...

After coming out of quarantine, numerous couples in China have commenced divorce proceedings.   Due to the Covid-19 outbreak, people had to stay home for over a month as advised by the government to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. This prolonged period of forced togetherness seems to have strained many marriages, resulting in a surge in divorce applications.     The extensive wait for couples seeking divorce in Xi'an, China, has become a trending topic on the Chinese social media platform, Weibo.   According to the provincial Registrar of Marriage, appointments for divorce were fully booked, with the public required to wait for nearly three weeks to submit their applications, as stated by an officer of the bureau.   Th...