Photo credit: Punch Back to the issue of government involving itself in religious affairs. Kilo dun bi arun iba! For a government to rule well, it must be an octopus with its tentacles in everything. If it could be planned well, the governors and president should be made to head all the religious bodies. We…
Photo credit: the conversation Authorities in the United States are planning to send some migrants from Latin America for settlement in Greece and Italy. CBS reports that this is a way of discouraging people in the region from travelling to the US/Mexico border. The plan would involve Greece and Italy welcoming migrants processed at Immigration…
Photo credit: Aljazeera It’s no news that Donald Trump, the controversial former American President, has created a shameful record by becoming the first president to be convicted of felony crimes. A New York jury found him guilty of all 34 charges in a scheme to illegally influence the 2016 election through a hush money payment…
Photo credit: the Pulse I am not necessarily a gourmet. And this could be because I am no gourmand. Something tells me it’s because I eat sparingly. In fact, I’m not the best of customers to food sellers. That’s why I always wonder when people say they are going to have a seven course meal….
Photo credit: the Guardian Nigeria That Ramon Adedoyin has been sentenced to death is no news. However, I’m more concerned about what he and his fellow felons had intended using the corpse for. I learn, he is a medical doctor. Could he have intended using the body or the vital organs for an insane experiment?…
Photo credit: ottawathingstodo.com When wives controlThey put more petrolIn hussy’s wretchednessHe becomes uselessWhy should a manBe called humanWhen he leaves wifeIn cold hands of strifeMan of houseControlling loafMade by wifeUnenviable lifeWoman is controllerShe makes dollarIn the coldSeeks someone to holdWinter hereUnlike harmattan thereIt’s freezing coldWaiting for someone to hold! @ as 093021
Photo credit: Evening Standard A Bulgarian migrant has ĥelped a gang in making away with £54m which is Britain’s ever benefit fraud. Daily Mail reports that the man, Stoyan Stoyanov, however claimed he was shortchanged after arriving in the UK. The gang, based in Eastern Europe, hijacked 6,000 identities 6to make claims for Universal Credit and…
