Nigerian gospel musician,voice-over artiste and producer,  Yemi Oluwadaisi has passed away.   Late Oluwadaisi was the presenter of ‘How E Be’ with Ododo on Faaji 106.5 FM and also a co-producer and researcher of the morning show ‘Oyela’ on the same station.     Journalist Lara Wise, who confirmed the news on Monday, said that the  ‘Araba Nla’ singer died on Sunday, though the cause of her death wasn't revealed. "I lost a friend yesterday. I didn’t know she passed A mutual friend called from Australia to inform me this morning Yemi Yemi Oluwadaisi ‘Ore-Ore’ Rest In Peace dear sister. You have joined the heavenly choir" she wrote.    

Warning about the possible consequences of the Coronavirus in Africa, Melinda Gates emphasized the likelihood of dead bodies being scattered on the streets of African countries unless urgent measures are taken globally to control its spread.   Gates expressed her concerns during an interview with CNN, focusing on the novel Coronavirus and its potential effects on third world countries.   Expressing her worry for Africa, she apprehensively highlighted her fear that the continent may not have the capacity to cope with the catastrophic impact of COVID-19.   Highlighting the severity of the situation, she emphasized, "It's going to be horrible in the developing world."   She also pointed out that the seemingly low case numbers in some areas are due to limited access to testing. Drawing a...

Iran's health ministry on Monday reported another 1,617 cases and 111 deaths from Coronavirus.   Ministry spokesman Kianoush Jahanpour said 1,617 new infections took the total number of cases in the country's outbreak to 73,303, of whom 45,983 had recovered. While the number of fatalities rose to 4,585 in the worst-hit Middle East country.   "The trend of relatively stable and decreasing new cases of contamination, which has been observed in recent days, has also continued over the past 24 hours," he told a televised news conference.   "People must always continue to avoid unnecessary travel," he said, in order to stop the spread of the virus that causes the COVID-19 disease.   Iran announced its first COVID-19 cases on February 19, when it said two people died of the disease in th...

There has been an extension of the lockdown on some cities in Ghana by one week, as announced by the government.   As stated on the country's Ministry of Information's Twitter handle, the restrictions on public gatherings will continue for two more weeks, while the limitation of movement in popular cities like Accra, Tema, Kumasi, and Kasoa will be extended for an additional week.   The initial lockdown was implemented on March 30th to combat the spread of the Coronavirus. Ghana has currently reported 566 confirmed cases of COVID19, with four recoveries and eight deaths.   

COVID-19: The Prophecy The Confirmation And The Solution   Strokesafrica.com, whilst conducting a very meticulous and analytical investigation into the prophecies and controversies surrounding African Prophets and Prophecies regarding The Outbreak of COVID-19. We discovered that, It is true as it's often said that God will do nothing except he reveals such to his servant The Prophets. So much that, in every generation, it's God's prerogative to choose certain annoited individuals (Prophets) to reveals his secrets, so as to save his children from the plagues, disasters or troubles ahead.   However, history has made it very clear to the world that Senior Prophet Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin falls in this category of Men whom God has annoited specially and has decided to use in an unusua...