Isn’t it sad the way things are turning in our society? So, one cannot even leave children in another’s care again! I’m talking of the lecherous elements in human skin, paedophiles. The African traditional system is so structured that we normally say, only one person produces a child but everyone looks after the child. But…
Photo credit: Premium Times We should be grateful to Winners’ Chapel under the (sole?) proprietorship of Mr Oyedepo for attempting to win Lagos and Ogun roads from disrepair. I think he deserves a round of applause. The winners have put to lie the Yoruba proverb which says, ‘It can’t be so bad for a father…
Photo credit: Financial Times With the judgement affirming Mr Tinubu as Nigeria’s President by Nigeria’s highest court, the Supreme Court, how I wish we could all cooperate and try to make the country better. I just wanted to use this opportunity to thank those friends who have respected my political views. And to those whose…
Photo credit: Horn Observer Somalia has been mired in civil strife since the central government collapsed in 1991, after a series of uprisings against the then-military dictatorship. Time reports that successive Somali national governments have tried ever since to build up the state’s capacity, strengthen democracy, and extend its territorial control. However, none of them has…
Photo credit: Temerty Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto The University of Toronto has established an emergency fund to support its researchers who face unexpected funding losses due to cuts and policy changes at US federal research agencies. Toronto Today reports that the measures come after significant cuts to agencies like the National Institute of…
Photo credit: the Punch I believe I am the only one who read today’s papers. OK, maybe after I finished reading the news of Kogi state civil servants receiving a lifeline from senators, that particular aspect was removed from the papers. By the way, what’s wrong with senators giving common rice to the civil servants?…
