Photo credit: Indian Express Some spouses of US citizens were recently detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement at what they thought were going to be routine green card interviews. NBC News reports that there have been several dozen known cases out of San Diego alone. Cases have also been reported in New York City, Cleveland…
Photo credit: VNN Venezuela’s most prominent opposition leader, Maria Corina Machado, has vowed to continue her struggle to free her country from years of “obscene corruption,” “brutal dictatorship,” and “despair” as she was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize at a ceremony in Oslo. However, she was awarded the prize in absentia because she has been in hiding in…
Photo credit: Penn State Did you know that only a few actually understand the fact that they are embedded in a trap? Yes! When you try to keep up with the Jonesses and you sincerely know you’re living a lie, then, you’re in a trap! Well, the yuletide is here. For your information, it’s a…
The year 2018 is fast approaching. Mmm! That’s the year before 2019! It’s the election year in Nigeria. The year that’s before an election is normally a money filled year. In the first instance the government is already planning to fix so many things in 2019. If they are serious about it they should start…
Photo credit: AARP The way we were brought up was to believe all the household chores were for the ladies while all the things that require strength were for the men. In fact, children would have learnt the roles from around age three. Fathers would go to work and mummies would stay at home to…
MMM is another name for ponzi schemes. A ponzi scheme is a financial transaction in which people are promised large percentages while they sit in the comfort of their sitting rooms. Of course, they must have invested their hard earned money. What actually happens in ponzi schemes is that the mugus are used to pay…
flounder: noun :FLATFISH flounder: verb 1: to struggle to move or obtain footing: trash about wildly 2: to proceed or act clumsily or ineffectually Source: Merriam-Webster Dictionary
