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First Lady Fatima Maada Bio Expresses Gratitude to President Umaro Mokhtar Sissoco Embaló for His Support at the UNGA 80th Session
Sierra Leone’s First Lady and President of OAFLAD, Fatima Maada Bio, has recently expressed her deep appreciation to H.E. President Umaro Mokhtar Sissoco Embaló of Guinea-Bissau for honoring her with his presence at her event during the 80th Session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York.
According to the First Lady, President Embaló’s attendance was “not only a great personal honor but also a powerful symbol of support and encouragement.”
She described him as “a big brother and a visionary leader” whose unwavering commitment to uplifting others continues to inspire many. Fatima Maada Bio also praised his firm belief in the power, potential, and leadership of women, emphasizing how his consistent support reinforces the idea that women have a vital role to play in shaping Africa’s future.
“Your continued support sends a strong and inspiring message that women have a vital role to play in shaping the future of our communities and our continent,” she noted.
The First Lady concluded by expressing her deep respect and warmest regards, thanking President Embaló for his time, encouragement, and trust — qualities she said reflect the essence of true leadership and African solidarity.
💐 Quote from the First Lady:
“Thank you once again for your time, your encouragement, and your trust. Your leadership continues to inspire me and so many others.” — Fatima Maada Bio
I’m Sorry” Diddy Pleads for Mercy Ahead of Sentencing
Breaking News: Convicted rap mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs has issued an emotional plea for leniency just hours before his sentencing.
In his statement to the court, Diddy expressed remorse and asked the judge to show mercy. He attributed much of his past criminal behavior to drug addiction, insisting that he has since taken steps to turn his life around.
The sentencing, scheduled for Friday, will determine the next chapter in the music executive’s troubled career, which has already been marred by multiple allegations and controversies.
While his legal team pushes for a reduced sentence, public opinion remains divided — with some expressing sympathy for his struggles and others demanding full accountability.
It’s About Time’: Trump Confirms He Will Join Gathering of U.S. Military Leaders
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has announced that he will participate in an upcoming gathering of U.S. military leaders, describing the decision as “about time.”
The move is being closely watched by political observers, as Trump continues to position himself at the center of debates over national security, defense spending, and military leadership. His attendance could also signal efforts to strengthen ties with military circles amid growing speculation about his future political ambitions.
Supporters say his presence underscores a commitment to honoring and engaging with America’s armed forces, while critics argue it may be part of a broader strategy to bolster his influence in defense and political spheres.
As anticipation builds, the gathering is expected to draw attention to the intersection of U.S. politics and military affairs, a space where Trump remains a polarizing but influential figure.
Cardi B Tells Ayra Starr Her Newborn Must Have a Nigerian Name 🇳🇬
American rap superstar Cardi B has once again sparked conversation across social media after revealing to Nigerian Afrobeats sensation Ayra Starr that her newborn child must bear a Nigerian name.
The Grammy-winning artist went further, stating that she is seriously considering relocating with her family to Nigeria. She praised the country’s vibrant lifestyle, cultural beauty, and raw musical talent, noting that she would be proud if her son one day grew up in Nigeria and rose to become an Afrobeats superstar. 🎶🔥
Fans have been quick to react, with some embracing her warm words about Nigeria, while others jokingly cautioned her to be ready for the “full Nigerian experience”—from the bustling energy of Lagos to the daily realities that locals face. 😏😂
Whether playful or serious, Cardi B’s comments once again highlight the growing global admiration for Nigeria’s music scene and culture, as Afrobeats continues to dominate worldwide charts.
Lil Wayne Celebrates 43rd Birthday with Children Reginae and Neal Carter 🎉
Hip-hop superstar Lil Wayne celebrated his 43rd birthday in style, surrounded by family love. The Grammy-winning rapper marked the special occasion last night with his children, Reginae Carter and Neal Carter, who joined him in the joyful celebration. 🎂✨
The intimate gathering was filled with smiles, laughter, and heartfelt moments, as the legendary artist reflected on his decades-long career and his biggest role yet—being a proud father. Fans across the world also took to social media to flood him with birthday wishes, celebrating not only his music but also his enduring influence on hip-hop culture.
Lil Wayne’s milestone comes as he continues to inspire both old and new generations of fans, proving that his impact in music and beyond remains as strong as ever.
Trump Vows He Will Prevent Israel from Annexing the West Bank
Today, U.S. President Donald Trump stated unequivocally that he will not permit Israel to annex the occupied West Bank. Speaking from the Oval Office, he said to reporters: “I will not allow Israel to annex the West Bank. Nope, I will not allow it. It’s not going to happen.”
Trump’s comments come amid rising calls from far-right elements in Israel’s government to formalize annexation of parts of the territory. Several Arab countries and international actors have publicly warned that annexation would undermine hopes for a two-state solution and provoke serious diplomatic consequences.
He also noted that he has discussed the matter directly with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, insisting that annexation plans must stop. “There’s been enough. It’s time to stop now,” Trump added.
Analysts suggest this marks one of the clearest limitations yet on Israeli policy from the Trump administration, especially given Trump’s historically strong alignment with Israeli leadership. The declaration may impact internal Israeli coalition dynamics, international diplomacy, and the peace process debates around Palestinian statehood.
First Lady of Sierra Leone Receives “Champion of Change” Award at UNGA80
The First Lady of Sierra Leone was honored with the Just Right Champion of Change Award at a high-level event on child marriage, organized by Just Right for Children (JRC) on the sidelines of the 80th Session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York.
This award serves as a global call to action, highlighting the urgent need to end child marriage and protect the dignity, rights, and future of children everywhere.
In her statement, the First Lady stressed that child marriage denies girls education, health, and equal opportunities, and called for deeper international collaboration to end such harmful practices. She reaffirmed Sierra Leone’s commitment to advancing child welfare and pledged to continue working with global partners to create a world where every child can grow up free from violence, discrimination, and abuse.
Source: F.M.B
Meet VeryDarkBlackMan: Nigeria’s Self-Proclaimed “Fourth Arm” Voice
In a recent development, Martins Vincent Otse, also known as VeryDarkBlackMan (VDM), is embracing the title “President General of the Fourth Arm of Government” in Nigeria. He presents himself as the people’s voice, a moral conscience, and the watchdog tasked with holding the three formal government branches accountable.
He frequently posts online, calling attention to corruption, governance failures, and societal injustices. On social media, he encourages grassroots mobilization, often labeling his movement the “Ratel Movement,” and urging citizens to take action in monitoring public affairs. For example, one of his recent posts read: “Some people no go like this news—the 4th arm of the govt is moving…”
However, not all reactions are supportive. Some voices caution VDM to “stay in your lane,” warning that the boundary between activism and overreach can blur—drawing comparisons to figures like Omoyele Sowore and Prince Deji Adeyanju, who have likewise faced scrutiny over the reach of their activism.
VDM’s role raises important questions about the evolving nature of civic accountability in Nigeria: Can self-appointed citizen-watchdogs play a constructive role, or do they risk undermining institutional processes when they cross certain bounds?
Former Vice President Criticizes Government’s Focus on Revenue Amid Rising Loss of Lives
In a strong statement, Nigeria’s former Vice President has condemned the government for celebrating revenue targets at a time when citizens continue to lose their lives to insecurity and hardship.
He stressed that true leadership must place human safety and welfare above financial milestones, adding that celebrating figures while ignoring the suffering of the people reflects a misplaced sense of priorities.
The former Vice President warned that such governance style only deepens the pain and frustration of citizens, calling on the government to refocus its efforts on protecting lives and improving the well-being of the population.
Source: Former Vice President’s Statement
Happy 95th Saudi National Day! 🇸🇦
Today, Saudi Arabia celebrates its 95th National Day, observed every September 23 to commemorate the unification of the Kingdom by King Abdulaziz ibn Abdul Rahman Al Saud in 1932.
This year’s theme, “Our Pride Lies in Our Nature,” reflects the country’s deep connection to its natural environment and cultural roots.
The nation has declared today a public holiday, with schools, government offices, and businesses closed to allow citizens and residents to join the festivities. Celebrations will include city-wide fireworks, aerial and sea displays in multiple cities, cultural performances, and traditional folk dances.
Saudi National Day remains one of the country’s most unifying holidays—an occasion to reflect on its past achievements, reaffirm national identity, and look ahead to future goals under Vision 2030.
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