Photo credit: NDU I think at this point in time, we should spare our nations some positive thoughts. Note that I used the word, nations! Why is it that it’s within the so-called developing nations that we don’t have peace. Neither do we have any relative progress? I know some of the story of Nigeria,…
Photo credit: Daily Post Even to the most unfeeling person, Nigerians will know the noose of dictatorship is being tightened with the barring of Nobel laureate, professor Wole Soyinka and the activist Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Femi Falana from giving their contributions at a symposium. The police simply sealed off the venue, 46, Ibijoke Street,…
Photo credit: BBC Australia’s Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese, has called for the protection of multiculturalism as the conflict in the Middle East drags on. 9News reports that the Prime minister has continued to back ASIO and Australia’s security measures as a political argument over refugees fleeing to Australia from ravaged Gaza continues. The opposition leader,…
Photo credit: jurist.org The New Zealand Human Rights Commission has called for significant changes to the Accredited Employer Work Visa scheme (AEWV). The Jurist reports that the call was made to include ending the practice of tying visas to specific employers and implementing a stronger framework for ethical recruitment and worker protections. Also, additional job…
Photo credit: Facebook A leading African archbishop has said that a historical tendency to regard Christianity as the “white man’s God” and the current rise of a “prosperity Gospel” combining Christianity with material resources represent obs to real evangelization on the continent. Crux reports that Archbishop Augustine Obiora Akubeze of Benin City expressed anger that…
