Photo credit: IFRC The Canadian government will require travellers from Ebola-affected regions to self-isolate for 21 days effective as of Wednesday. Global News reports that, in addition, immigration authorities are temporarily suspending applications from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, South Sudan, and Uganda. Health Minister Majorie Michel said in a press conference Tuesday afternoon that…
Anti-illegal immigration group March and March says it will proceed with its planned national shutdown on June 30, calling on illegal foreigners to leave the country despite the government calling for calm following high-level talks on rising protests over undocumented migrants. IOL reports that this follows an urgent meeting at the Union Buildings in Pretoria on Monday, between ministers…
The state of aquatic splendour is a leader in all things. It has now added religious matters to it. I understand a chapel in the capital recently had an anointing service. The service was led by the chaplain. Her excellency, the first lady did the chapel a favour by attending the service. For those who…
Food comes on time;E’en with no dime!No more worries,Carried in lorries! Strange it is,Sure it is!You’ve everything,But need nothing! There are some,Who will come!That need a thing,But have nothing! A strange world,Where the word,Doesn’t take long,To get around! Sundry will fleece,The super rich!Nobody will deal,With a nil nil! @aos 052718
‘Omo n’iyi omo n’ide,Omo l’asehinde to ba d’ale..’ That’s the opening track of the juju musician, General (Prince) Adekunle’s record waxed in 1975. His band was named The Supersonic Sounds. The album gives us an insight into the wonderful world of children. Today is children’s day in Nigeria. Great, isn’t it? Children will have the…
Today is Children’s Day in Nigeria! I would suggest there should be no March Past to observe the day. The children should simply learn from the idiocy and stupidity being displayed by us. And by Jove, they’ll surely learn a lot. Instead of the “cowboy” movies we used to watch when I was a kid,…
As today is Children’s Day in Nigeria, I believe all parents of my age owe our children an immense apology for how the country has, through our omission or commission, fared. Was it not yesterday that a military ruler, having won a needless war, said money wasn’t the problem of Nigeria? Was it not yesterday…
