Photo credit: Street Journal Vice President Kashim Abubakar has announced that Nigeria no longer views food security through a narrow agricultural lens, but as a fundamental macroeconomic, security and governance issue. Leadership reports that he said the government had begun a multi-dimensional agricultura drive designed to insulate the nation from global shocks while restoring the…
Anytime I look at the situation in Nigeria in relation to Nigerians ourselves, I can’t help but laugh.See most of us now, we’re regretting installing this government. But if we had just accepted our faults and hidden our tails between our legs like poor rain drenched dogs, nobody would have raised eyebrows. But trust the…
I understands soldiers are being unpatriotically used to guard herders and their animals to farms in Ogun state. Of course, when they get to the farms, the labors of farmers go to waste because the animals have a field day munching what their owners didn’t work for. In several cases, farmers are beaten and subjected…
Photo credit: Yale Medicine The protests by anti – vaxxers against the taking of COVID-19 vaccines in the Western world is, no doubt, leading to a situation where people will be yearning for the right to die or right to commit suicide. They may have a point by saying the vaccines are not necessarily going…
Hmm… Some years ago;I wrote on my balding pate;Another year, on the greying hair I did write! I never knew growing to be a senior was yet to be done with me;I’ve started growing a grey tuft on my moustache! I do adore my moustache because it’s especially good for ferreting out impurities from liquids;I’ll…
In a whiplash-inducing U-turn, US President Donald Trump suddenly dropped his insistence on taking control of Greenland, hours after laying out at great length his rationale for ownership of the Arctic Island. CBC News reports that Trump had stuck to a take-it-or-leave-it position on Greenland. He insisted that nothing short of the US owning the Danish territory would address…
Photo credit; Asia News Network Seoul has consistently seen more people in their 20s and 30s move in than relocate to other regions over the past 24 years, while the overall decline in the number of people leaving the capital has slowed. The Korea Times reports that the Seoul Metropolitan Government released the data on Thursday, based…
