Photo credit: People’s Gazette Nigeria’s politics is always interesting! Oh yes, I’m using the word, ‘interesting’ as an understatement. Some other commentators would have said, ridiculous! What could have informed a supposedly educated person to say that party discipline was superior to a nation’s interest. In more serious climes, once the winners of the general…
Photo credit: Catholic Daily A thought came to me and I believe it’s worth sharing. The thought is simple, ‘If I was God’. I will pamper the ‘pamperable’ and condemn the condemnable. Of course, this will not be limited to nations but also individuals. Since I realize it’s individuals that form nations. Individuals also become…
Photo credit: WHO When I consider the effects of COVID-19 on man, I can’t but thank God that the braggadocious nature of humanity has been nipped in the bud. At least for now! Man has been effectively demystified. Indeed, it’s apparent that a third force, which I identify as God, is moving through the globe….
Photo credit: Daily Post A video clip has gone viral of a man alleged to be one of the kidnappers who spirited the prelate of the Methodist Church away. Some might say I’m not facing the terrible acts of kidnappers, terrorists and so on. I wish to tell them that all nations have their peculiar…
Photo credit: Evening Standard Yes, she lost the elections. I mean Mrs. Kemi Badenoch lost the elections for the Conservatives in the UK General Elections. Why? As someone who has roots in Naija, she should have organized the elections the way we do in my country. It starts from empowering the powerless masses. She should…
Photo credit: France 24 The Labour Party has won enough seats to have a majority in Parliament in the UK’s 2024 general election. This means the Labour Leader, Keir Starmer, will become the British prime minister and form a majority government. It ends the Conservative Party’s 14 years in government. The Prime Minister-designate says his government will…
Photo credit: Aljazeera After violence and looting marred demonstrations, which they fear could defeat the movement’s purpose and eventually force President William Ruto to resign, Kenya’s anti-government activists are shifting to another strategy. Reuters reports that the activists believe violence was the work of forces loyal to politicians who sought to discredit legitimate demonstrators or…
