Today Headlines: Charles III formally proclaimed King; Nigeria International Trade Fair/Expo Reschedule
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Charles III formally proclaimed King
King Charles III has been proclaimed as Britain’s new monarch.
His emergence followed the death of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, who died on Thursday at 96 years old.
Nigeria International Trade Fair/Expo Rescheduled To Nov 8
The Nigeria International Trade Fair/Expo 2022 slated to hold at Gozo, Malta has now been rescheduled to hold November 8th -10th.
The Fair/Expo according to the organisers will showcase Nigeria’s non-oil exportable products, food, natural and organic products, indigenous arts, cultural heritage, agricultural and agro-allied industries, sports, health services industries, educational institutions, electronics, banks, and other financial institutions, oil and gas companies, insurance companies, accounting firms, audit firms, hotels and tourism industries, manufacturing industries, real estate consultants, estate agents, and real estate developers.
Anambra Anglican Priest Resigns, Begins Support For Polygamy
An Anglican priest of the Nnewi Diocese in Anambra State, Rev. Ogbuchukwu Lotanna, has resigned his position as a priest of the church.
Lotanna, also a lawyer, from Mbanagu Otolo Nnewi, in the resignation, stated that he received a divine mandate to float a movement in support of polygamy.
He claimed that the divine mandate he received to float a movement was aimed at encouraging polygamy, with a vision to reducing the rate of sexual sins in society.
He pointed out that polygamy is not a sin, contrary to what is generally being preached.
Alcaraz To Face Ruud In US Open Final After Epic Semi-Final Triumph
Carlos Alcaraz defeated Frances Tiafoe in a gladiatorial US Open semi-final on Friday, setting up a showdown for the title and world number one ranking against Casper Ruud.
The 19-year-old Spaniard triumphed 6-7 (6/8), 6-3, 6-1, 6-7 (5/7), 6-3 to become the youngest men’s Grand Slam finalist since compatriot Rafael Nadal captured the first of his 22 Slams at the 2005 French Open.
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