Photo credit: Irish Independent The bodies of at least 15 migrants, including a young girl, have been found on the coast of eastern Libya in recent days. The Voice of the Emirates reports that they were washed ashore in the Mediterranean Sea after a boat carrying dozens of people sank during an irregular migration attempt. Security,…
I first saw what can be said to be a family library in the home of our neighbours with whom I attended the same school. The elder was SKF. He was two years ahead of me. He was a very brilliant chap. The second who was my mate in primary school was Gbenga. He too…
Some have been talking about Muslim/Muslim ticket. Isn’t it interesting that they are not mentioning the traditional worshippers? According to them, Christianity and Islam are the two major religions in Nigeria! Seriously? In the first instance, the African Traditional Worshippers do not make noise about their beliefs. Second, for the sake of debate, let’s agree…
Some uncouth fellow; opens their trap; says they to a k-legged; your load’s askew! Man, tired, famished, undernourished; in exasperation, replies, look at my physique! Babies in womb; if not in apparent denial, know most of our problems; stem from the roots! With situation unfounded; human lives scattered; we imbibe petulantly; fabulous absurdities! Deceits are…
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Photo credit: Reuters Paraguay midfielder Miguel Almiron became the first player issued a red card at the World Cup for covering his mouth. He was sent off during a confrontation late in the first half against Turkey on Friday night. The Canadian Press reports that the infraction came during the first-half stoppage time in the Group D match…
Photo credit: Courthouse News Inflammatory social media posts – including of men brandishing a machete or calling foreigners “leeches” – are stoking emotions around an unofficial demand for illegal migrants to leave South Africa by the end of the month, fueling a volatile situation, analysts say. Courthouse News Service reports that thousands of foreign nationals – including from…
