Photo credit: Premium Times Given the frequency of happenings in Nigeria, if you’re not a webhead, you’ll definitely not be able to catch up with the latest gist in town. The political scene is especially newsy. Just yesterday, the Senate did us a lot of favours by concluding the amendment of the constitution. They really…
Photo credit: Facebook I can’t ever be tired of Lagbaja’s song on two hundred million mumu. We have succeeded in showing all and sundry, throughout the world, that we are all yeyenatus. Mr Ibikunle Amosun came from being a senator to become the Ogun State governor. His term will expire next year. The story I’m…
Photo credit: Business Day Nigeria’s case should be a matter of great thoughts. This is most especially for those who had tasted a semblance of enjoyment. Although I spent most of my youthful years under one military regime or the other, I did enjoy growing up. And if I can say that, gba o, what…
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Photo credit: QKED There have been allegations of systemic sexual abuse of unaccompanied migrant children by staff of a private contractor for the US government. UCANews reports that Catholic immigration and anti-trafficking advocates are gravely concerned over the allegations against Southwest Key Programs based in Austin, Texas. The Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit…
