The bill, sponsored by Speaker Tajudeen Abbas, was read in the chamber for the first time on July 23, 2024. Under the proposed legislation, individuals who refuse to recite the national anthem face a fine of ₦5 million, a 10-year prison sentence, or both. According to Sahara Reporters, the bill also extends this punishment to anyone found guilty of destroying national symbols or defacing a place of worship with intent to incite violence. Read More...
Science explains why you think you can hear some GIFs.
Source: twitterThe belief that our senses share sensations or help contribute to each other's experiences is nothing new. When food smells good it obviously tastes good, but how enticing it looks also plays a role in how much we enjoy our meal.
Don't get me wrong. I love me a sloppy looking cobbler slathered in ice cream, but there's a reason why people's Instagram feeds are packed with photos of delicious-looking food. Read More...
Ndiema said he spent about seven hours on the busy Mombasa Road due to a heavy traffic jamHe urged the government to consider building more diversions and temporary routes The presenter noted a person travelling from Nairobi to Doha can get there and even have extra two hours to work as Mombasa Road users still try to get homeHundreds of Kenyans plying the ever-busy Mombasa Road were on Thursday, August 26, forced to ''sleep'' on the road following a massive gridlock. Read More...