[Music]Vector- Protect the church voem.

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Nigerian rap artist, Vector comes through with a new rap single titled, “ Protect The Church Voem ”. The new single “ Protect The Church Voem ” is lifted from his 4-tracks new project, “ The African Mind ” EP which was released about some hours ago.                              Download
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COVID-19: US death toll reaches 65,000

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More than 65,000 coronavirus-related deaths have been reported in the US – Johns Hopkins University, according to BBC.

As elsewhere the real figure will be higher

UK coronavirus fatalities stand at 28,131, but death rate is slowing

UK Communities Secretary Robert Jenrick pledges £76m to support ‘most vulnerable’

Additional funds will go to charities addressing domestic violence, modern slavery and vulnerable children


Both France and Italy record fewer than 200 deaths in a 24-hour period

Face masks will be mandatory on public transport in Spain from Monday

Malaysia rounds up undocumented migrants to halt the spread of the virus, police say.

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