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Nigerian Woman Gives Birth On Qatar Airways Flight
In a stunning turn of events, Oyindamola Akinyera, a Nigerian woman, gave birth to a baby girl on a Qatar Airways flight from Lagos to Brazil on Saturday. The miraculous birth occurred at 30,000 feet, with the help of a doctor on board and the airline’s crew.
Akinyera, who was traveling with her husband, David, to their “honeymoon and baby-moon” destination, had been cleared for air travel by her doctor. However, a few hours into the connecting flight from Doha to Brazil, she began experiencing what she thought were regular pregnancy backaches.
As the flight attendants and a fellow passenger, Dr. Carolina, sprang into action, Akinyera realized she was in labor. With the help of the makeshift birthing station set up at the entrance of the plane, Akinyera gave birth to a baby girl just 20 minutes before landing.
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The new mom attributed the miraculous birth to God, saying, “I have seen God move countless times in my life, but this one beats all others. I had a supernatural birth, and it’s all thanks to God Almighty.”
The family safely landed in Brazil and headed straight to the hospital, where both mother and baby are doing great. This incredible story of faith, hope, and joy is a testament to the power of miracles in everyday life.
Dignitaries, Chiefs, Others In Attendance As PCNI Austin Branch Celebrates End of Year Party In Texas
It was a night of glamour and excitement as the Austin Branch of the People’s Club of Nigeria International (PCNI) held its end of year party on Saturday, November 30, 2024.Diaspora Watch reports that the well-attended event, which took place at Wingate by Wyndham Round Rock Hotel and Conference Center, Texas, was a celebration of the branch’s achievements and a show of appreciation to God for His blessings throughout the year.
In his address, Hon. Chief Chris Lemchi, the Action Chairman of PCNI Austin Branch who doubles as Akudo 1 of Okwelle Ancient Kingdom welcomed guests and appreciated the presence of dignitaries from various branches of the club.
The event was also graced by the presence of Patron-Elect Ichie Napoleon Onyeje, Mirienweiro, Hon. Patron Chief Dr. Don Ibekwe, Ulu Nimo from Galveston Branch, Patron, Chief Dr. Onyekachi Okoro, Patron-Elect, First National PCNI Vice President Emeritus, Chairman Emeritus, Secretary Emeritus Dallas Branch and the Sponsoring Chairman of our awesome Austin Branch, Assistant National Secretary Hon. Emmanuel Onwukamuche, Secretary Emeritus, First International Branch Houston, High Chief Humphrey Enyioha, Ikoroukwu Texarkana Branch, Hon. Chief Bright Nwokocha, Ugwumba, Chairman Emeritus, First International Branch – Houston, Hon. Nze Dr. Bon Ikwuagwu, Omekaozuo, Chairman 1st International Branch Houston, Hon. Ichie High Chief Sir Dr. Peter I. Okafor, Agbawodike Izu, Chairman Emeritus Dallas, Hon. Chief Chris Ogbuehi, Chairman-Elect – Dallas, Hon. Prince Ike Ginigeme, Founding Chairman Waco Branch, Hon. Chief Dr. Emma Igwe – Founding Chairman Texarkana Branch, Hon. Chief Dr. Emma Igwe, Founding Chairman Texarkana Branch, and Hon. Chief Clara Obidike-Egbim, Okwuru Okarisia 1 of Ebikoro Kingdom, Anyanwu Nwanneka – Founding Chairman of People’s Club of Nigeria- Gainesville Branch and PA to PCNI International President.
Other dignitaries included the President General of Enyimba, Honorable Ubabuike, UBA, Chief Martin Osuji, president Coal City, Chief Francis Odu, president Enyimba Austin, and Chief Fred Ojiyi, President IPC, Hon. Chief Chris Lemchi, Akudo 1 Of Okwelle Ancient Kingdom, Action Chairman PCNI Austin Branch, First Lady, Lolo Rachel Lemchi, Kpakpandudiya, Adakekeocha and Patron-Elect Ichie Napoleon Onyeje, Mirienweiro.
In an extraordinary love story that defies convention, a Congolese man has captured global attention by marrying identical triplets in a lavish ceremony that has gone viral.
The three sisters—identical in appearance—met their husband-to-be independently, and each fell for his charm, only to later discover they shared the same love interest.
Instead of turning away, they embraced the bond and chose to embark on a life together, respecting each sister’s feelings and supporting one another. Their unique union has inspired a conversation about relationships, love, and cultural acceptance.
Celebrated with close friends and family, their wedding was a testament to love in its many forms and a reminder that family is at the heart of happiness.
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CARICOM and the UNEP World Conservation Monitoring Centre (UNEP-WCMC) have partnered to strengthen biodiversity monitoring and conservation efforts across the Caribbean. This collaboration aims to enhance data collection, support sustainable ecosystem management, and protect the region’s rich biodiversity. By advancing the understanding of ecosystems and species trends, CARICOM and UNEP-WCMC are empowering Caribbean nations to make more informed environmental decisions. The initiative includes training local experts, integrating cutting-edge technologies, and fostering partnerships to promote resilience against climate change and biodiversity loss. This joint effort supports global conservation goals while preserving the Caribbean’s natural heritage for future generations. Join us in celebrating this significant step toward a healthier, more biodiverse Caribbean!
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