The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame has announced its 15 nominees for the class of 2015 and, as usual, it’s a Whitman’s Sampler of genres — industrial avant garde artists Nine Inch Nails, pop-punk pioneers Green Day, Brit rock royalty The Smiths and “Lean On Me” singer Bill Withers are some of the first time nominees for the Class of 2015. They are joined by some long-time contenders, including Chic, who have been up for consideration nine times, and 1960s blues-rock legends Paul Butterfield Band who have now been nominated three times.

- Wetang'ula said he respected Bonny Khalwale's decision and democratic right to mingle with preferred politicians - The FORD Kenya party leader said his house was still in order and solid despite Khalwale's exit - Khalwale has been openly campaigning for DP William Ruto's 2022 presidential bid despite being a FORD Kenya meamber - The ex-Kakamega senator made announcement on Friday, May 17, in his Malinya, Ikolomani backyard FORD Kenya party leader Moses Wetang'ula has stated his party is unshaken despite defection by his deputy party leader and former Kakamega Senator Bonny Khalwale.

Heather Gay is standing on the beach, her long blonde hair and pale yellow-caped dress blowing gingerly in the wind with the green-tinted waves behind her. The sky in Bermuda—or, perhaps, the filter chosen by editors to emulate the look of a Christopher Nolan film—is gray, an indicator of the storm about to crash down onto the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City. Lisa Barlow, Meredith Marks, and Whitney Rose (all cast members since the first season, which debuted in 2020) descend onto the beach to join Gay, who drops the bombshell about newbie housewife Monica Garcia while the show’s signature chorus sings a tune more dramatic than “Carol of the Bells.

Governor Yahaya Bello of Kogi State has berated the representatives of the Federal Government involved in the negotiation with the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU). Naija News reports that the Minister of Education, Adamu Adamu, and the Minister of Labour and Employment, Chris Ngige, are the representatives of the government negotiating with ASUU. Speaking during an interview on Channels Television, on Friday, Bello said the ministers are being insensitive with their utterances and not representing President Muhammadu Buhari well.

In the olden days, these facial marks held a lot of cultural, social, and aesthetic value and were used to connect people to their cultural heritage and identity. The different patterns of the tribal marks denoted various clans, families, or social groups. It was also believed that the marks enhanced a person's appearance and made them more attractive. Here's more information about Yoruba tribal marks, why they are given and why the practice has been discontinued today: ADVERTISEMENT