Author: Kerkula Blama

Kerkula Blama also known as Aketella is a Liberian blogger and the CEO of Geez Liberia. He is also a vlogger, On-Air Personality, curator, PR, A&R and Influencer.

Doing things the Godly way is their passion, whether it’s singing, partying, dancing or dressing. And it’s most certain that these talented servants of God are the ones running the show musically. But we are currently looking at another spect of their gospel life which is; how they present themselves out to the public when it comes to their attire. Fashion-wise these men are the best in the gospel arena. And they are the top ten (10) Liberian Make Gospel Artist they have proven that beyond ministry and singing they have a good sense of fashion. bless Who Do You…

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Twitter will collaborate with two of the largest international news providers, Reuters and the Associated Press, to debunk disinformation on its messaging site. The news agencies will help Twitter give more context and background information on events which create a high volume of tweets. Twitter hopes this will counteract the spread of misleading information. There has been renewed pressure to remove false content from the platform. Twitter said the partnership will enable it to ensure accurate and credible information is rapidly available \”when facts are in dispute\”. \”Rather than waiting until something goes viral, Twitter will contextualize developing discourse at…

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A leading scientist, researching into the possible link between dementia and football has urged the sport authorities to consider abandoning headers after a new study highlighted the risk of players developing neurodegenerative diseases due to repeated heading.Dr Willie Stewart of the University of Glasgow says football should now come with a warning regarding the dangers of heading in the sport over the course of a player\’s career. Previous studies had shown that footballers are more at risk of dying with dementia or other neurodegenerative diseases than the general population and Stewart says a new study published in the journal JAMA…

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Italy\’s Lamont Marcell Jacobs, the winner of the 100-m race at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics is now the world’s fastest man, taking the spot held for the past 13 years by the now-retired Usain Bolt. Jacobs won the Olympic 100-m sprint on Sunday evening in Tokyo in 9.80 seconds, earning him the coveted title of “world’s fastest man.” Jacobs is the first Italian man in history to win the 100 m. Fred Kerley of Team USA won the silver medal, in a time of 9.84 seconds. Andrew De Grasse of Canada took bronze in 9.89. \”It\’s incredible,\” the 26-year-old said…

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1. Mr.P- $3. 8mPeter Okoye, professionally known as Mr P owns aspot on the list of celebrities with the mostexpensive houses in Nigeria.Mr. P and his brothers collectively owned amansion which they named Square Ville whilethey were still togetherThe singer and songwriter denied the selling oftheir mansion which his brothers had decided todo though Mr. P still owns another mansion inBanana Island. Source: Vocal Davido- 1.5m No surprise Davido to feature on this list, DavidAdedeji Adelek, professionally known as Davido, isranked as Nigeria\’ s richest celebrities with a networth of over $20 million. The 28 year old also Owns a…

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Barcelona have banned captain, Lionel Messi, from participating in the club’s training.AS reports that Messi will not be training at Barcelona until he signs a new contract with the Camp Nou club.The Argentina captain has been a free agent since July 1.Despite an announcement that the Barca number 10 would sign a five-year contract, the deal is yet to be signed.Due to Barcelona’s financial struggles, Messi has been forced to accept a pay cut in order to remain at the club.The deal will reportedly see Messi take a 50 per cent pay cut.Messi’s previous contract expired on June 30, meaning…

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YouTube has barred Sky News Australia from uploading new content for a week, saying it had breached rules on spreading Covid-19 misinformation.It issued a \”strike\” under its three-strike policy, the last of which means permanent removal.YouTube did not point to specific items but said it opposed material that \”could cause real-world harm\”.The TV channel\’s digital editor said the decision was a disturbing attack on the ability to think freely.Sky News Australia is owned by a subsidiary of Rupert Murdoch\’s News Corp and has 1.85 million YouTube subscribers. The ban could affect its revenue stream from Google.A YouTube statement said it…

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Boxer Samuel Takyi has guaranteed himself at least a bronze medal to secure Ghana\’s first Olympic medal since the men\’s football team won bronze at the 1992 Games in Barcelona. Nigeria\’s Enoch Adegoke and South Africa\’s Akani Simbine will both go for gold in the final of the men\’s 100m later on Saturday evening. South Arica\’s Wayde van Niekerk qualified for Monday\’s semi-finals of the men\’s 400m as he bids to retain his Olympic title. Five African athletes will be in Wednesday\’s final of the women\’s 3,000, steeplechase as Nigeria\’s Ese Brume qualifies for the women\’s long jump final. Egypt…

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Death is an inevitable part of life. The pain of loss differs depending on who might have passed on. So when a sitting president dies, the nation is ordinarily united in grief, more often, the grief extends to the subregion and the continent at large. Such deaths mostly come from natural causes, but there could also be a case whereby assassination, execution, and accident.This is the list of 15 African President that died while they were still in office. The name is listed first, the name of the office the person held at the time of death, the country, followed by…

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Retiring Sen. Carl Levin, D-Mich., is seen during an election night rally in Detroit, Tuesday, Nov. 4, 2014. (AP Photo/Carlos…Sen. Carl Levin, seen during an election night rally in Detroit, Nov. 4, 2014, earned a reputation as a fighter against corporate greed and corruption as well as well as an opponent of war, particularly U.S. involvement in Iraq and Afghanistan.Former Michigan senator Carl Levin, the state’s longest serving senator, and a liberal Democrat who enjoyed bipartisan respect, has died at the age of 87.A family spokesman confirmed Levin died late Thursday in a Detroit hospital, surrounded by family. Levin disclosed…

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