Author: Michael Akinbami

Michael Akinbami is a dynamic being with agog interest in Media, Journalism, Public Relations, and Corporate Communication. With knowledge and experience in Media and Public Relations, he has been a relevant tool towards helping individuals, organizations and specific communities gain sustainable image and development via media contents and relational strategies. He has handled media contents and releases for Public Relations Unit, Nigeian Shippers' Council, where he worked as a PR Assistant, Unilorin FM where he served as a radio broadcaster and content writer, as well as for Potters Hub Africa towards youths sensitisation and development. He also conducted personality interview of notable individuals for Achievers Magazine outlet, and worked with the Voice of ASCOM (VOA) Radio team, a campus broadcasting radio, during his undergraduate study. As a dynamic human that he is, Michael is a Leader and Public Speaker who has been instrumental towards helping students and young people widen their horizon and stretch their potentials towards excellence and achievement of their determined goals. Michael Akinbami is a highly motivated, courteous, creative, goal and result-oriented individual who is capable of harnessing personal strengths and organizational goals with total commitment to excellence. By means of knowledge and skills, he is a Journalistic and Content Writer, Public and Media Relations Strategist, On-Air Personality (OAP), and Corporate Strategic Planner.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un promised support and solidarity for Russia’s battle in Ukraine, while President Vladimir Putin noted during their meeting in Pyongyang that Moscow is fighting against the long-standing hegemonic and imperialist policies of the United States and its allies. Putin expressed gratitude to Kim on Wednesday for his assistance in Ukraine and announced the signing of an agreement to further their collaboration. The Russian president is in North Korea for the first time in 24 years, and as tensions between the two nations have grown in the months since Moscow launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine,…

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The United Nations (U.N.) Security Council has approved the US proposal resolution supporting a ceasefire plan between Israel and Hamas. The cease-fire plan that was unveiled on May 31 and has already been approved by Israel was pleaded with by US President Joe Biden to be accepted by Hamas. Notably, the resolution—which received 14 votes in favor—calls on Israel and Hamas to immediately and unconditionally fulfill all of its provisions. Although it is still unclear if Israel and Hamas would agree to carry out the plan, the resolution’s overwhelming support in the UN’s most influential body increases pressure on both…

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Wasim Akaram and Waqar Younis, two former fast bowlers for Pakistan, have slammed the Babar Azam-led team following their six-run T20 World Cup loss to India. They dispute the team’s potential to win even after holding India to a meager 119. Pakistan looked to be in control of the chase at 72/2 after 12 overs, with Fakhar Zaman and Muhammad Rizwan at the crease. But once they were dismissed, the squad crumbled and could only muster 112/7, losing by six runs. Waqar believes that India’s poor batting performance gave Pakistan a strong chance to win the match, pointing out that…

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When Saurabh Netravalkar faced Pakistan in the quarterfinal of the Under-19 World Cup in Christchurch in 2010, he suffered heartbreak. It was obvious how that day, in a rain-affected thriller, Pakistan defeated India by two wickets while Babar Azam was in the opposition’s camp. Fourteen years later, he got the chance to win a T20 World Cup match against Pakistan for his new nation, the USA. Netravalkar, who was given the task of bowling the Super Over, successfully defended 18 as the USA recorded a win remarkable to their history that increased their chances of qualifying for the Super Eights. …

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The International Cricket Council changed the Pakistan cricket team to a nearby hotel in order to shorten their travel time to the stadium after Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chairman Mohsin Naqvi voiced his displeasure with the squad’s distance from the field. Sources close to Geo News claim that Naqvi complained to the International Cricket Council (ICC) and persuaded the World Cup organizing committee to move the Pakistani team’s accommodation. Pakistan will now only be five minutes away from the Nassau County International Cricket Stadium in New York thanks to the PCB chief’s intervention. The hotel was ninety minutes distant from…

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Narendra Modi, on Sunday, June 9, may take the swearing-in oath of office as Prime Minister of India, according to reports. It was previously announced that he would be sworn in one day early. On Wednesday, ahead of his oath ceremony, Modi sent his letter of resignation to President Droupadi Murmu. While he agreed on resigning as Prime Minister and Council of Ministers, the President asked him to hold onto his position until the next administration took office. Additionally, earlier in the day, it was announced that Chandrababu Naidu, the leader of the Telugu Desam Party (TDP), who was scheduled…

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Rouse Avenue Court in Delhi dismissed Arvind Kejriwal’s bid to extend his provisional bail due to medical reasons today. For the time being, the Delhi Chief Minister will stay in Tihar Jail in Delhi. The Supreme Court granted interim bail to the leader of the Aam Aadmi Party on May 10, 40 days after his detention on April 1. The order was valid until June 1, which is the last day of voting for the seven-stage Lok Sabha elections. Mr. Kejriwal’s legal team had requested bail until July, i.e., until after the election and the formation of the new government.…

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The World Health Organization (WHO) established World No Tobacco Day, an annual observance on May 31st, in 1987. The purpose of the day is to draw attention to the dangers smoking poses to one’s health and to promote sensible laws that will lower tobacco use worldwide. This year’s theme for World No Tobacco Day is “protecting children from tobacco industry interference.” Each year, the event centers around a different theme that addresses different facets of tobacco control and the harmful effects of smoke on society, the environment, and health. The goal is to persuade governments everywhere to enact laws shielding…

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Chess youngster R Praggnanandhaa of India recorded a major win by defeating world champion Magnus Carlsen in a traditional game format. In the third round of the competition, Praggnanandhaa defeated Carlsen in his debut classical game. Praggnanandhaa, who is 18 years old, proved himself on Carlsen’s home arena by winning the open division of the six-player competition. Praggnanandhaa, the runner-up in the FIDE Chess World Cup the year before, used the white pieces to accomplish a series of calculated plays that sealed the victory. After this round, Carlsen slipped to fifth place in the tournament standings, while Praggnanandhaa took the…

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Every year, May 29th is designated as World Digestive Health Day (WDHD) to raise awareness of digestive health issues and emphasize the value of keeping the digestive system in good condition. The World Gastroenterology Organization (WGO) organizes the World Digestive Health Day, an event that strives to promote improved digestive health through research, health education, and awareness campaigns for people all over the world. Maintaining good digestive health helps prevent different diseases and health conditions. Healthy meals and a healthy lifestyle are crucial for digestive health. Several circumstances, including certain gastrointestinal disorders, can also lead to poor digestive health. The…

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