I hail una o! You know say I no kuku go sukuru but I sabi some sense. De tin wey dey worry us, I mean we Naija people, na wetin people wey go sukuru dey call White Knight Syndrome or Saviour Complex. Sa, di tin be say we go dey wait for person make dem…
Photo credit: Global News Nearly half the immigrant service organizations in the Greater Toronto Area are braced for program closures soon due to federal funding cuts that began in 2024. Toronto Today reports that a survey of 48 newcomer service agencies – conducted by the United Way Greater Toronto, Ontario Council of Agencies Serving Immigrants and the City…
I.The sounds of bells,downstairs maternal grandparents parlor,still leaves me awaken from my deep sleeps that is never lost. I feel at home more, whenever I am not at home.II.The rubbers plantation lining the road to hometown, made me remembers how laughter was best in the mouth of little children and how happiness, sat best on…
Photo credit: Businessday I guess it’s already stale news that President Buhari is giving money to all the states in order to be able to pay all government workers before Christmas. The money itself is part of the Paris Fund. The monies Nigeria has in places other than the Central Bank are so much that…
Photo credit: AMU TV Figures released by the Taliban’s Refugee Return Commission have shown that at least 8,000 Afghan migrants were deported from Pakistan and Iran in a single day. It has added to the mounting pressure on communities struggling to absorb returnees. The returns occurred through four major crossings: Torkham, Spin Boldak, Islam Qala and…
Photo credit: ImmigCanada Canada’s provinces have always had their own personalities MSN reports that migration is accidentally hom0geni9ziing the country’s unique regional identities. Quebec speaks French, Newfoundland has Celtic traditions, Alberta embraces cowboy culture, and British Columbia champions environmentalism. However, over 475,000 new permanent residents arrived in 2024; these once-derelict regional characters are blending into something more uniform. Between…
Photo credit: AAIHS The City of Toronto has launched its 16th annual “Toronto For All” anti-racism public education campaign. Toronto Today reports that this year’s theme is “We All Belong in Toronto.” The theme aims to discover the “common threads” that link the city’s residents. The city launched a promotional video in which a group of diverse…
