“SMALL GIRL FROM JTOWN, SEE HOW FAR GOD HAS BROUGHT ME” — ACTRESS SHARON OOJA CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY WITH GRATITUDE. (PHOTOS).

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 “Small girl from Jtown, see how far God has brought me” — Actress Sharon Ooja celebrates birthday with gratitude Nollywood actress Sharon Ooja is celebrating her birthday, and she’s taking a moment to reflect on her journey so far. Sharing lovely photos to mark her special day, the actress described this birthday as particularly meaningful to her. According to her, she feels a deep sense of peace, which she believes can only come from God. “This birthday is so special to me… because there’s a certain peace I feel in my heart and I know it can only be God,” she wrote. She also looked back on how far she has come, recalling her early days and growth over the years. “Kai!!! small girl like me from Jtown see how far God brought me,” she added. Sharon described her journey as a clear example of growth and progress, noting that everything she has achieved is by God’s grace. She expressed gratitude for her experiences over the past year, including her career, family, and personal life. M...

FLOODS KILL 15 PEOPLE IN ANGOLA. (PHOTO).


 Floods kill 15 people in Angola


Torrential rains have swept across Angola, killing 15 people and flooding over 4,000 homes, emergency services said on Sunday, AFP reported.


The hours-long storm triggered flash floods that inundated streets and damaged infrastructure in the capital Luanda and the southern city of Benguela on the country's Atlantic coast.


Benguela bore the brunt of the devastation, with 12 deaths reported there and three in Luanda, the fire service said, citing a preliminary report.


"I've lost almost everything," said Natalia, a resident of Luanda's Kilamba neighbourhood.


Zambezi River water levels surge


Her family had moved their children and grandchildren to stay with relatives, she told AFP.


In the neighbouring Namibia, the Zambezi River has risen sharply, forcing thousands of people living along its banks to flee their homes.


Officials said water levels had reached about 6.8 metres (22 feet), well above the usual four metres.


Authorities have relocated residents to nine temporary camps, including one sheltering more than 2,700 people, officials told AFP on Saturday.

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