While waiting with bated breath for Independent National Electoral Commission to officially announce the winner of Saturday’s election, may I appeal to whoever has any complaints to make use of the constitutional route? I’m using this opportunity to appeal to parents to appeal to their wards not to get involved in unwholesome activities. Elections must…
Photo credit: BBC Iran and the United States wrapped up another round of indirect talks in Geneva Thursday, aimed at reaching a deal on Tehran’s nuclear program and potentially averting another war as the US gathers a massive fleet of aircraft and warships in the Middle East. The Indian Express reports that US President Donald Trump wants a…
Photo credit: Narcity The Weather Network’s Ontario spring forecast calls for a “sluggish” start to the season this year. Toronto Today reports that colder than average temperatures and higher rates of precipitation, including more snow, is being forecast by the network for March and April. The extended period of snow and ice is expressed after Toronto,…
Photo credit: DVB A nearly blind refugee from Myanmar who disappeared after US Border Patrol agents dropped him off at a Buffalo doughnut shop was found dead on the street five days later, prompting a police investigation and complaints from city officials that he’d been abandoned without care for his safety. DVB reports that Nurul Amin Shah Alam…
I wonder why people keep disturbing the presidency over something as trivial as the boko haram escapades. I know there is a lot of work to be done. There is a saying that Nero fiddles while Rome burns. It simply means attending to insignificant things while important ones are kept waiting. This presidency has made…
There’s no doubting the fact that some people are thinking most Nigerians are fools. For lack of plausible excuses, those who happen to have fleeced the commonwealth are now resorting to giving cock and bull stories to explain away their dishonesty. The first was a sales clerk with the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, (JAMB),…
Your ‘unexcellent’ excellency, You’ve already proved your points. In proving these points, you’ve succeeded in teaching Nigerians some very valuable lessons The first lesson you have taught us is that discipline starts from within. That is, it starts from our various homes. Expecting a president to discipline us is erroneous. The second is that you’ve…
