NIS has warned Nigerians to stop paying agents for passport processing, as online applications and payment are now availableAccording to the service, applicants can complete the application at home, visit the office to capture and track the progress of the applicationNIS promises that passports can now be obtained within weeks of application if proper procedures are followed, and documents are providedThe Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) has warned Nigerians against paying agents to obtain passports.

IntroductionDr. Phil McGraw, popularly known as Dr. Phil, is a renowned television personality, author, and psychologist from the United States. He gained fame through appearances on The Oprah Winfrey Show and later launched his own syndicated television show, Dr. Phil. His net worth has been a topic of interest for many, given his successful career in the entertainment industry. This article will delve into the projected net worth of Dr. Phil in 2024.

While Vincent Van Patten is best known as an actor, he's also a former tennis pro, and he's now ventured into pickleball. That love for sports has certainly been passed down to his youngest son, Jesse Van Patten. Exhibit A: Jesse's Instagram account names running as one of his biggest passions.  As noted by Athletic Net, Jesse has been running since his high school days. And, as proud mama Eileen Davidson revealed in an Instagram post back in 2021, he was quite the wunderkind in that department, too, as the record holder for his high school's 800-meter race.

A London-based professional makeup artist transformed an elderly woman with black patches on her face into a stunning beauty with makeup and a headwrapDeg Beauty, a fashion icon, worked her magic on a lady with burnt-like marks on her face and gave her a striking look with blue eyeshadow and red lipstickIn the end, netizens were impressed by the look of the wo,man and some said she looked quite beautiful and happyAn elderly woman who went for a makeup session is the talk of the town after the final look was presented online.

New testing from Australia’s leading consumer advocacy group has found that nearly 70 per cent of portable cots fail to meet key safety standards. Choice experts reviewed 26 portable cots for sale and found 18 of them failed its testing, mainly due to soft or poorly fitting mattresses. These factors are known to heighten the risk of sudden infant deaths. Choice testing expert Kim Gilmour said a cot’s brand or price was not always an indication of its safety or quality, with leading department stores like Kmart and Target failing.