Photo credit: Fox Eight Mexican farmworkers were killed and dozens of others were injured in Florida when their bus was sideswiped by a drunk driver and overturned in a field. US News reports that the farmworkers were on their way to a watermelon field in Central Florida. The accused in Tuesday’s crash has a lengthy…
Photo credit: the independent Away we go;Our sense of purpose to find;That our homes fail us to find;Not even relevance:Only in our various Londons we can shout –Eureka! Londons in UK, Americas, France, Belgium, Germany,Etcetera!Some of us would have even gone to fight on the side of Russia;You know to be abroad is to find…
Photo credit: Kashmir Observer Suicides are becoming rather rampant in our society. And when I talk of the society, I hope you understand I’m referring to the whole wide world – www! And what’s more! It crosses across all classes and status. The fact that a person is seen as being successful doesn’t give us…
Photo credit: The Financial Express Indians are known for their good films and entrepreneurship. However, little did we know that an Indian yarn would become a truth. Rahul Gandhi is the President of the Indian Congress. He was so livid with the Indian president, Narendra Modi’s alleged lies that he turned to mocking him. He…
Photo credit: CTV News Over 300 Syrian refugees Lebanon went back home on Tuesday. AP reports that they went in a convoy as anti-refugee crisis erupted in Lebanon. Lebanese authorities have been urging the international community to either resettle the refugees in other countries or help them go back to Syria. Lebanon – a country…
Photo credit: the Guardian You’ve taken the cane from the blind;You’re now mocking him;Maybe your parentsNever told youAboutIroko and the child who abused it! The grand old tree might not do anything,at least, for now;You would have forgotten your offencebefore it reacts! Rich and influential;You make away with our commonwealth;To cater for your wards;You must…
Photo credit: The Cable Nigeria has no business being in this sorry state. At the last count it was said that two-thirds of the states in Nigeria could not even pay their workers’ salaries. Now, the federal government has thrown away the controversial subsidy. Petrol (PMS) is now sold for a whopping one hundred and…
