Answer Feast Days are observed on the 2nd of February, the 22nd of June (the night of the Summer Solstice), the 7th and 9th of September, the 26th of October, and the 31st of December. Saturday is the seventh day of the week. Yemaya is the Goddess of Water, the Orisha of the Oceans, who is revered in West African, Brazilian, and Afro-Caribbean cultures. Also, are you aware of what Yemaya represents?

People are currently reading this guide. Moon Madness in Music City: When Does the Lunar Eclipse Paint Nashville Silver?Hey there, moon enthusiasts and astronomy aficionados! Are you ready to witness Earth cast a dramatic shadow on our lunar neighbor in Nashville? Buckle up, space cadets, because a partial lunar eclipse is headed our way! But before you dust off your telescopes and plan your rooftop viewing party, the million-dollar question is: when exactly does this celestial showtime begin?

A young man went online to show off the beautiful building he completed with millions of naira in five monthsThe successful man thanked God for helping him with the task as he advised people to keep working hardNigerians thronged his comment section to congratulate him as some wondered when they would be rich enough to have a houseA young Nigerian man with the handle @harmsway7 has gone on TikTok to reveal that he finished his house in five months.

The '80s are often maligned for being "a bad fashion decade," which isn't entirely fair. '80s fashion brought us a bunch of styles that come back into vogue from time to time, thanks to our cyclical fashion cycles: The oversized blazer. The sharp skirt suit. The love of a neon shirt (or belt or jacket or shoes—you get it). This was also the moment for curly-haired women to go big and unabashedly bold with their hairstyling, which led to some impressively high hairdos and a lot of joyful (albeit over-the-top) perm situations.

Charles Osgood, the genial radio and television commentator who anchored CBS Sunday Morning for more than two decades, died Tuesday. He was 91.  Osgood, who also was heard on the radio for more than 50 years with CBS’ The Osgood File, died at his home in New Jersey of dementia, the network announced. The low-key Bronx native took over CBS’ Sunday program from Charles Kuralt in 1994 and retired in September 2016 as its longest-running host.