Photo credit: Independent According to Britain’s Foreign Office, the former Prime Minister and present Foreign Secretary of the UK fell victim to someone pretending to be former Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko. Several text messages were exchanged between both parties. The video call appeared to be with Mr. Poroshenko. However, after the conversation, the foreign secretary…
Photo credit: Vanguard A dey greet all de traders, artisans, farmers and all those wey no dey salary class. Na da one we dey call, no work no chop. De reason I salute dem be say dem just sit down jeje dey look like lukuzade as organized labour dey bargain. Dem don know say an…
Photo credit: slideshare Yinyin nda! Were I prophet;Lotteries and bets;Will specialize on;They’re novel turns on! Sere ninu Ile! Rites of passage;Didn’t I presage?Sent me from city;Was I liver- lillied! Ma wo nu re! A whole six feet;Doesn’t matter to it;No respect for length;And, down I went! Ki aso re! Protecting my cell;From getting wet;And, down…
Photo credit: goodsalt.com Few books have multiple importance. The holy bible is one of them. It is a book of spiritual, historic and religious values amongst others. I deliberately mentioned religious and spiritual because it is possible for one to be religious without being spiritual. The story of Mephibosheth is recorded in the second book…
Photo credit: Premium Times I hear Twitter says it neither knows Buhari nor the country he governs! In the Murtala/Obasanjo days, everybody that mattered knew Nigeria. In fact, if Nigeria coughed, the whole world would shiver. Those were the finest days of Nigeria’s foreign policy. The USA, UK, etc were all ‘begging’ to be in…
Photo credit: United Nations Somalia has won a non-permanent seat on the UN Security Council. BBC reports that the move received applause as a milestone for the war-ravaged nation. It will be the first time the country has held the position since the 1970s. The top table at the UN determines how the organization should respond…
Photo credit: Pindula News A court in Harare has fined an Egyptian national $200 for contravening the country’s immigration act. Magistrate Ruth Moyo found Ahmed Yehia guilty of staying in the country with an expired visa. The accused entered through Joshua Nqabuko Nkomo International Airport on April 28, 2024, and was issued a 30-day visa. …
