UK Based Nigerian Gospel Artist Estah has released her much-awaited Live Worship Studio EP, available now on all digital platforms. The new project is a 4 track collection of amazing worship songs recorded Live from the studio. The EP brings that experience of worship led by Estah. Preceded by the lead single “To Worship Our
Gospel music minister, songwriter, and pastor, Bumie Asuquo has released her new album “He Did It Big,” available today on all digital platforms. The new project features seven (7) powerful tracks with cameo appearances from great music ministers such as Dare David, Uche Agu, Antwan Galbreath, and Gabriel Eziashi. One of the highlight tracks from
Congratulations pour in for anointed worship leader, songwriter, and Eezee Conceptz recording artiste, Minister GUC, as he unveils and dedicates his newly acquired exquisite mansion. Celebrating the ‘Obinigwe’ singer and sharing photos from the new house dedication, label head honcho Eezee Tee shared a lengthy post on social media: “So on the 4th of November
Greg Manning’s new radio single is ‘Your Love Is Good’ and was inspired by some of the great songs by the legendary Earth Wind & Fire. In fact Greg called Morris O’Connor, who is a touring guitarist with the EWF entourage, to sprinkle some retro magic over this choice cut. It’s the sort of detail
By Aria Brent, AFRO Staff Writer, abrent@afro.com Tonee Lawson is the founder and executive director of TheBe. Org, a local nonprofit organization that focuses on encouraging and nurturing youth to live above their socially-imposed limitations to develop their character, talents and leadership skills allowing them to go beyond a dream and achieve remarkable excellence. TheBe.
By Black Health Matters In 2008, July was designated as National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, aiming to address the mental health challenges faced by minority communities in the United States. This annual observance seeks to raise awareness, reduce stigma and improve access to mental health services for racial and ethnic minority groups. Studies have
By Stacy M. Brown, NNPA Newswire, @StacyBrownMedia Reparations have finally arrived for some Black Americans. The city of Evanston, Ill., began its historic reparations program by providing compensation to Black residents. Checks and vouchers in the amount of $25,000 have already been sent to eligible residents, a move that backs up the city’s 2019 promise
By Chris Megerian and Brendan Farrington, The Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — Vice President Kamala Harris said extremists want to “replace history with lies” as she traveled to Florida on July 21 to assail Republican efforts to overhaul educational standards, plunging into a battle over schooling that has rippled through classrooms around the country. “They
Certain models of the Kia and Hyundai car brand are being targeted across the country as car thieves participate in a viral social media challenge that encourages others to steal the vehicles using a simple USB cable. Even if the car is not successfully stolen, damage to the ignition comes with a financial burden some
By Catherine Pugh, Special to the AFRO Two years ago Maryland’s Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) settled a 15-year lawsuit that sought to rectify unfair funding of institutions in comparison to other universities in the state. The same lawsuit addressed the trend of predominantly White institutions (PWIs) duplicating HBCU programs, ultimately causing a loss