Photo credit: Princeton Daily It was a day of celebration for those who left everything they once had to call a brand new place home, as Bridgeport, Connecticut, honoured the city’s refugees and their families at Seaside Park on Saturday. It was part of World Refugee Day. Deao Byakisaka, director of the refugee service for the…
Photo credit: the Guardian A Nigerian girl, Theodora Udounwa, has created waves by gaining admission into the University at i5, earning a bachelor’s degree at 17, and becoming a Doctor of Pharmacy at 21. The lady bagged her Doctor of Pharmacy from the University of Toronto, Niagara. Before then, she earned a bachelor’s degree within two years…
Photo credit: Flickr There’s nothing to beat the communal life of Africans. This is most especially exemplified by the Yoruba. If they don’t see someone in a day, by midday that person would have received, at least, half a dozen callers. They would have come to see if he is ok. Amongst the Yoruba, greetings…
Photo credit: India Today Fleeing your country,You’d have become history.That was past tense,This is present tense.You’re now nobody,Not recognised by anybody.They don’t speak your language,You don’t belong to same age.You’re by nature,Not the same culture.To make it worse,You have a loss.You’re very sick.Carers for the ill,On phone you call.Sickness is for all. @ as 062318
Photo credit: the New York Post In my innocence, I used to think grey hair and baldness went with riches and wisdom. Not until I started having both did I realise my belief was nothing but a ruse. The grey hair started with an obscure strand. But it is all over me now, even in…
