Photo credit: the news international The Federal Investigation Unit of Pakistan has arrested two people at Karachi airport for travelling with counterfeit travel documents. Ausaf Daily reports that Shamsuddin from Attock and Muhammad Yaqub from Rajanpur were detained after their passports were discovered to have fake Iranian visas. It was found that they had paid…
Photo credit: Facebook Charley Boy a.k.a. The Area Fada took the protest to Wuse Market yesterday, and he was brutally dealt with. Of course! He must be. He, apparently doesn’t have the right to peacefully air his views. By the way, who is he? If there’s anybody who is so blind that they have seen…
Photo credit: the Punch Even though I’m yet to receive the call, I can’t joke with my bible. It’s both a sword and a book. When a person is besieged by the vicissitudes of life, when he is fighting against spiritual cum human forces, when he needs reassurance, then he needs not a physical sword…
Photo credit: vanguard Nigeria That Mr Mohammed Buhari, the Nigerian President is ill isnot news again. That he’s on medical tourism in the UK is stale news. However, without counting his various sick leaves in the past, this time around, he has spent one hundred days in the UK. All on going for medical treatment….
Photo credit: the Punch I was just thinking of the changing world. Yes, vis a vis our environment. Not too long ago, in the days of my youth, one could see a lot of greenery even in urban centers like Lagos. But what do we have now? There used to be a Biney Zoo just…
Photo credit: RFI The World Health Organization has declared mpox a global public health emergency. To that effect, an emergency committee met on Wednesday to advise WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus on whether the disease outbreak constitutes a “public health emergency of international concern. WHO has reported 208 fatalities and over 99,000 mpox cases across 116 nations…
Photo credit: NBC News The effects of violence are still visible outside a hotel housing asylum seekers in Rotherham, even after days after the riots. Gulf Today reports that many residents are still in shock and worried about immigration. Clive Wingate who lives near the Holiday Inn Express said, “it was terrifying. When they were lighting the bins…
