I grew up in an age when all those things taken for granted by the youth of today were relatively new inventions. Take the radio for instance, it first came as a box which would always talk from five a.m. till twelve midnight if my memory serves me right. Trust the Yoruba for their beauty…
Where’s he going?Should’ve beenBut hasn’tYet to arrive. We grew togetherBut missed he the wayAnd totally missedIf there’s eternity. Papa told his storyOne starry nightYou lived togetherLong while ago. Things have changedI’m made, men!He an old pauperLock the door. @as011718
Photo credit: premium times Those who said that people seeking political offices should go for psychiatric tests were proven right by the show of shame exhibited by Mr Abiola Ajumobi recently. Ladoke Akintola University students have been on a forced holiday for seven months. This is because their school had been shut down. The school…
Photo credit: the Guardian Israel and Hamas have agreed on a Gaza ceasefire and hostage release deal following 15 months of war, according to mediators Qatar and the US. BBC reports that Qatari Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdul Rahman Al Thani said the agreement would come into effect on Sunday. but the Israeli cabinet must…
Photo credit: Indian Express 20,000 Indian students landed in Canada but failed to show up at colleges last year. The Indian Express reports that Indian students formed a significant portion of the nearly 50,000 international students reported as “no-shows” at Canadian colleges and Universities in March and April 2024, according to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC)….
Photo credit: Premium Times The federal government of Nigeria is set to distribute 255 tractors to farmers in the country. This is the first instalment of the 2,000 tractors ordered by the government. Apart from the fact that the delivery appears to be late, there are some other factors. Let’s address the late delivery first. …
Photo credit: the Guardian In a statement by the presidency, the Buhari government claims it has done better for Nigeria than he met it. Oh well, the announcement makes me remember an African proverb about the lizard which falls from a wall. Since nobody has congratulated it, Mr Lizard goes on to congratulate itself. Now,…
