Antarcticahttps://youtu.be/eS6a6btDK8M?si=Tdrlr-K8yRiNGF7l The continent sits at the most southerly point of the planet making it one of the safest places to survive a nuclear war. There is an enormous geographic distance between Antarctica and countries with nuclear warheads. With more than 14 million square kilometres, there is plenty of room for people to take refuge. But some may find the…
In Abeokuta, there’s a place that’s very dear to my heart. We call the place ‘abe igi’, under the shade of tree(s). The place is in Oke Ilewo, close to Ogun State Property and Investment Corporation, (OPIC). There, we discuss,debate,argue and drink socially. There is a newspaper distributor close by. Actually, most of us were…
Toronto is a great city! It’s great not because it’s the capital of Ontario province. Ontario, of course, is a province in Canada! Neither is it great because of its dynamic metropolis with a core of soaring skyscrapers which are not even as tall as the impressive CN towers. This post is singing the praises…
Apart from the first republic where each region was engaged in a healthy competition with the others, I fail to see any inkling of federalism not to talk of confederalism practised in Nigeria. Right from the first coup d’etat of January 15, 1966 which subsequently produced General Agui Ironsi aka Ironsides as the first military…
In my last post, I pled with folks who have a grouse against the INEC– announced results of Nigeria’s presidential election to go to the judiciary for redress. Incidentally, the results were announced in the middle of the night in Nigeria. A Yoruba saying asks what a farmer will be looking for at night! The…
Photo credit: France24 A military cargo plane carrying new Bolivian banknotes crashed near the capital Friday after skidding off a runway and plowing into a busy road in the neighbouring city of El-Alto, killing at least 15 people and injuring more than 30, according to authorities. AA reports that the crash occurred around 6.20 ppm local time as the plane was landing…
Photo credit: Toronto Today Last fall, UUniversity of Toronto medical student Kanish Baskaran observed doctors perform an amputation on the foot of an unhoused patient suffering from a severe foot infection. Toronto Today reports that Baskaran said the amputation may have been prevented, if only the person had access to clean socks. “A lot of infections – things like…
