Popularly known as Awin in Yoruba, Icheku in Igbo and Tsamiyar kurm in Hausa, Velvet Tamarind is a seasonal fruit with a sweet and tangy taste. African velvet tamarind is the fruit of a native West African tree called Dialium Guineense. Popularly known as Awin in Yoruba, Icheku in Igbo and Tsamiyar kurm in Hausa. It is a seasonal fruit with an orange pulp that has a sweet and tangy taste and a velvet shel.
Super Eagles of Nigeria captain, Ahmed Musa has stressed that he sees nothing special in the 2023 AFCON final between his team and the host country, Ivory Coast. Ahmed Musa is the most capped Super Eagles player in history and was part of the national team that won the 2013 AFON in South Africa. He was also part of the Super Eagles team that finished third in the 2019 AFCON and also the Eagles that were knocked out in the round of 16 during the 2021 edition of the tournament.
The Oyo State Accountant-General, Alhaji Gafar Bello, has been reportedly quizzed for his alleged involvement in N9billion money laundering. According to SaharaReporters, the accountant-general and a yet-to-be-identified politician were arrested by operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) last week Friday. It was learned that the two suspects have been transferred to the EFCC’s headquarters in Abuja for further investigation. The online news medium claimed that the N9billion was deducted from the local government funds to finance the upcoming elections in the state in 2023.
Singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and YouTube star who appeared on Melodi Grand Prix Junior in 2015. She also runs a self-titled website which features her own personal recipes, along with cooking videos. She has published her own cookbook. Before Fame She published a first cover on her YouTube channel of "When I'm Gone" from the movie Pitch Perfect in May of 2013. Trivia She became an ambassador for LMTD fashion. Amongst the fashion related content on her popular ellenaabol Instagram account, she also posts about food and beauty products.
In 1951, atomic optimism was booming—even when it came to radioactive waste. In fact, entrepreneurs believed that the waste might pay off in the same way that coal tar and other industrial by-products had proved useful for the plastics and chemical industries. TIME reported that Stanford Research Institutes estimated they could sell crude radioactive waste from the Hanford plutonium plant in eastern Washington State at prices ranging from ten cents to a dollar a curie (a measure of radioactive decay).