There are various ways of describing situations. These days, when something bad happens to some, they say, “Nigeria has happened to them.” But pray, I will boldly say Nigeria has happened to me when I’m making progress no matter how little. The Yoruba will say, apemora lan pe temidire. My Bible says, “Pray for the…
Photo credit: The Sun The President of Madagascar has fled his country after the military joined anti-government protests. Euro News reports that President Andry Rajoelina says he fled the country in fear for his life following a weeklong anti-government protests led to a military rebellion. The protests led by the Gen-Z reached a pivotal point…
Photo credit: CBC Hundreds of people volunteered at the Daily Bread Food Bank warehousing on Saturday to assist with the annual Thanksgiving Food Sort. Toronto Today reports that about 14,000 people volunteer with the food bank every year, and 200 are active on a typical day. Usually, volunteers must register and then complete orientation and training….
Photo credit: News Central TV So, Nigeria’s President has granted presidential pardon to 175 people and it’s raising quite a stir among critics. Let’s start with Herbert Macaulay the great, a nationalist, politician, surveyor, engineer, architect, journalist and musician, the Ogoni nine Ken Saro-Wiwa and co. and Major-General Mamman Vatsa who were all granted posthumous pardon. In …
I won’t ever regret my not voting for Mr Muhammed Buhari! Never ever!! The man is gradually showing he is like a leopard which can never change its skin. His claim to being a democrat is all a ruse. His case is one of the reasons why History is no longer being studied in our…
Photo credit: The Guardian Hamas has handed over all 20 living hostages. Seven of the hostages were first released. They are Matan Angrest, brothers Gali and Ziv Berman, Alon Ohel, Guy Gilboa-Dalal and Omri Miran. They were handed to the Red Cross in Gaza City. The remaining 13 were expected to be released shortly. The…
Photo credit: the Guardian A row erupted in Germany’s Bundestag on Thursday over the new European asylum system CEAS. EURO News reports that the Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt wants some tougher measures to control illegal migration. According to him, not all burdens should fall on the shoulders of just on state, but they must be…
