Photo credit: France 24 Thousands of people protested in Paris Sunday over the death in custody of a Mauritanian immigrant worker. The AFP reports that they yelle slogans against “a police force that kills us”. The controversy over his death is just the latest in a series of cases in which activists have accused French police of…
Photo credit: Dadzie TV Orange Friday is an annual event in Cape Coast, Ghana. It is a vibrant carnival that marks the kickoff of the Oguaa Fetu Afahye festival. It began in 2013 as a promotional event by Cape 83.3 FM, a local radio station. It was initially intended to boost community engagement but quickly…
Photo credit: Medium I heard a certain item in the news today. Social media of people will now be monitored to prevent hate speech. Of course, it’s very right. How dare we complain even when our people are being brutally attacked. We’re supposed to go and report to the police. We should then wait until…
Photo credit: ABC News US President Donald Trump on Saturday warned Canada that if it concludes a trade deal with China, he will impose a 1000 per cent tariff on all goods coming over the border. France 24 reports that relations between both countries have been rocky since Trump returned to the White House a year ago, with…
Photo credit: NDTV British Prime Minister Keir Starmer held a call Saturday with US President Donald Trump after the president’s remarks about NATO’s role in Afghanistan sparked outrage in the UK. AA reports that Starmer cited British and American soldiers “who fought side by side in Afghanistan,” according to a statement by the UK premier’s office….
King of the road,Eating our produce.Sikira oniwo,Goes spreading terror. Jokes we cracked,We ne’er flee lorriesCattle we would440 + 220 for. Fear of cowherdsBegins one’s wisdom.Modernised they areAK47 a-plenty. In their wake.Poor farmers they leave,Some dead, others wounded,Farms and dwellings burnt. Thus goes humanity,Where’s food security?They are winning,Another colonising! @as 012518
Photo credit: NAN Is it not interesting that Nigeria’s decision makers, at these nebulous times, have found it convenient to muster some 185 troops to Guinea Bissau ostensibly as a ‘peace keeping mission’? I’m aware of the fact that Nigeria is a signatory to the ECOWAS defence pact, a financially active one at that. But…
