Photo credit: Vanguard Who’s to save Nigeria from itself; So, our society has gone to the extent where fathers (and, sometimes mothers) do not have any shame. Our politicians were just buying delegates as they do football players for football teams. And, we, the people, are just okay with whatever they’re up to. Rádaràda! 052822
Photo credit: The New Arab At least 35 people have been killed and dozens more injured in Israeli airstrikes on Rafah. LBC reports that rockets were launched into Rafah after Hamas launched rockets towards Tel Aviv in months. The Israeli airstrike reportedly hit a refugee camp. However, Israel insists that it hit a Hamas compound…
Photo credit; UNHCR Pakistan was not one of the countries of origin òf Eurirregular migrants in 2022. However, according to a report by the National Commission of Human Rights in Pakistan, in 2023, Europe had become the fifth prominent desire of Pakistanis. DAWN reports that there’s a new route and Pakistani authorities have said that…
Photo credit: Indian Express Oluwa o! Against all oddsAnother celebration of GodAll is wellE’en in the well! Oluwa o! Christmas is usually gayThe gaiety has been held at bayJust like plantsWe’re having variantsCOVID we hadOMICRON we now have! Oluwa ma gb’ojo ose l’owo mi! Praises to HimWho’s saved meFrom all hellBrewed in knell! Ma gbe…
Photo credit: Business Day The state of aquatic splendour is a leader in all things. It has now added religious matters to it. I understand a chapel in the capital recently had an anointing service. The service was led by the chaplain. Her excellency, the first lady did the chapel a favour by attending the…
Photo credit: Steam Food comes on time;E’en with no dime!No more worries,Carried in lorries! Strange it is,Sure it is!You’ve everything,But need nothing! There are some,Who will come!That need a thing,But have nothing! A strange world,Where the word,Doesn’t take long,To get around! Sundry will fleece,The super rich!Nobody will deal,With a nil nil! @ as 052718
Photo credit: the Punch ‘Omo n’iyi omo n’ide,Omo l’asehinde to ba d’ale..’ That’s the opening track of the juju musician, General (Prince) Adekunle’s record waxed in 1975. His band was named The Supersonic Sounds. The album gives us an insight into the wonderful world of children. Today is children’s day in Nigeria. Great, isn’t it?…
