My Story! – Adewale Sobowale

Before I tell this story, I just felt I should apologize to my friends and associates who, of course, should have known. Having eaten aroso, the type of rice that’s common with the Egbas the previous night, I settled for Eba in the morning. Of course, I topped the food up with ginger, garlic, and…

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Machine Guns! – Adewale Sobowale

I’ll never be tired of airing my views about the Nigérian situation. As usual, it’s a case of, ‘He who have ears, let him hear’! Nigeria’s case is very worrisome. But it’s, certainly, not hopeless. At least, for now! If the protection of the people is one of the duties of government, then one can…

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Ndume’s Bill! – Adewale Sobowale

The bill tabled by Senator Ali Ndume who is representing Borno South is a thoughtful one. The bill is for the issuing of food tickets to interested citizens of Nigeria to alleviate hunger in the country. Citizens would in turn buy foods with the tickets. I believe the bill should go through the senate quickly…

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The plight of migrant Venezuelan families in Panama

Photo credit: The Tico Times For years, Panama was a transit territory within one of North America’s most intense migration routes. The Darien jungle became a human corridor crossed by thousands of stories marked by urgency. Havana Times reports that in 2023, 520,085 people crossed the jungle, according to the Ministry of Public Security. Of…

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