Photo credit: Temerty Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto The University of Toronto has established an emergency fund to support its researchers who face unexpected funding losses due to cuts and policy changes at US federal research agencies. Toronto Today reports that the measures come after significant cuts to agencies like the National Institute of…
Photo credit: the Punch I believe I am the only one who read today’s papers. OK, maybe after I finished reading the news of Kogi state civil servants receiving a lifeline from senators, that particular aspect was removed from the papers. By the way, what’s wrong with senators giving common rice to the civil servants?…
Cesar Sayoc. Photo credit: ABC News It’s about time I started thinking of going back home! In the past few days, the U.S. had been facing an unwarranted bomb fear. Ok, eminent members of the Democratic Party and others who the suspect believes are against Trump, the president of the United States. Trump himself didn’t…
Photo credit: Tribune What do they really want?People are complaining about our living large;After empowering them –Didn’t they know we must make tenfold of the amount?They are complaining about our SUVs;These people are so lazy they don’t think straight;Didn’t they know that we need to empower ourselves against the bad roads to visit our constituencies?In…
Photo credit: Facebook Abegi!Some people are saying they should teach people how to fish instead of giving them fish. Has something come over them? Why must anyone in his right senses be asking that we should be taught how to fish?I guess they didn’t know the difference between kuli-kuli and gari, government has started giving…
Photo credit: Toptipz Former US President Barack Obama has described Fela Kuti, the best musician to come out of Africa, as a “musical genius from Nigeria” who revolutionized music and activism. Obama’s tribute is part of a 12-episode podcast series, “Fela Kuti: Fear No Man,” produced by Higher Ground, his media company co-founded with Michelle Obama….
Photo credit: Yahoo In 1999, a year before President Vladimir Putin came to power, the number of babies born in Russia plunged to its lowest level. The Associated Press reports that in 2005, he said the demographic woes needed to be resolved by maintaining “social and economic stability.” In 2019, he said the problem still…
