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Senate to make paying ransom a crime in Nigeria.0
- News
- Friday, April 29th, 2022
The Senate on Wednesday 27/4/22 passed a bill to amend the Terrorism (Prevention) Act, 2013. This comes as the Senate source for ways to prohibit the payment of ransom to kidnappers in Nigeria. According to the senate, the bill will help tackle the terrorism in the country. Senate set to make paying ransom a crime.
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Lagos shut Chrisland schools over shocking sexual act.0
- News
- Wednesday, April 20th, 2022
Lagos State Government on Monday has announced the immediate shutdown of all Chrisland schools in the state. This after a viral video, showing some minors, who are students of the school, engaged in a group sex during a trip to Dubai to participate in the World School Games. The disturbing viral video has left many
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16 injured in New York subway shooting.0
- News
- Friday, April 15th, 2022
In the early hours of Tuesday 12/4/22, about 16 people were confirmed injured, after an unidentified man opened fire at the subway station near Brooklyn’s Sunset Park in New York City. However, police officials confirmed they have a name of interest as regards to the shooting. New York subway shooting: Police name person of interest.
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Sergei Lavrov warns NATO and US of nuclear war.0
- News
- Thursday, April 28th, 2022
Russian Foreign Minister, Sergei Lavrov on Monday 25/4/22, accused NATO of engaging in a proxy war with Russia in Ukraine. He further noted that a threat of a nuclear war should not be underestimated. He warned, there’s a possibility of nuclear war in Ukraine. Sergei Lavrov speaks on the possibility of a nuclear war in
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Obasanjo insists on state police now.0
- News
- Monday, April 25th, 2022
Former President of Nigeria, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo has given his opinion on ways to tackle insecurity in the land. He stated that the creation of state policing would be a better option than community policing in fighting insecurity in Nigeria. Chief Olusegun Obasanjo insists on state policing. The former president made this known on Thursday
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APC’s presidential ticket sells for a N100,000,000.0
- News
- Friday, April 22nd, 2022
The All-Progressive Congress (APC), at its National Executive Meeting held in Abuja on Wednesday 20/4/22, has fixed its presidential nomination and expression of interest forms at the sum of N100 million. APC sells presidential ticket for a N100,000,000. The APC Publicity Secretary, Felix Morka, stated that the nomination and expression of interest forms for governorship
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Ukraine War: Moskva sinks in the Black Sea.0
- News
- Monday, April 18th, 2022
Moskva, a missile cruiser, the flagship of Russia’s Black Sea Fleet, sunk on Thursday 14/4/22, in the process of being towed to port. According to a Russia spokesperson, the Moskva sank into the Black Sea after severe fire explosion occurred onboard the previous day. Moskva sinks into Black Sea. The Russian warship had sunk into
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Ketanji Brown Jackson confirmed to the supreme Court.0
- News
- Monday, April 11th, 2022
The Senate yesterday (Thursday) confirmed Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to serve on the Supreme Court of the United State of America. This will thus ensure she becomes the first black woman to serve as a justice on the US high court with a final bi-partisan confirmation vote of 53-47. Ketanji Brown Jackson confirmed to serve
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Elon Musk to buy Twitter for $44B.0
- News
- Wednesday, April 27th, 2022
Twitter on Monday 25/4/22, announced it is in agreement to sell the microblogging platform to the world’s richest Tesla and SpaceX CEO, Elon Musk for the sum of $44bn. According to Elon Musk, Twitter had “tremendous potential” that he would love to unlock. The market reacted to the news with a tepid outlook. Can Elon
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Nigeria

Religious leaders in Nigeria and their shocking unguarded utterances.0
- Nigeria
- Thursday, January 27th, 2022
In Nigeria and other societies, religious leaders are held in high esteem. They enjoy certain rights and privileges that are not accorded to ordinary citizens. Clergymen are highly respected and are seen to belong to an exclusive club of special citizens that are almost untouchable. Religious leaders in Nigeria and their biases This view is
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Muhammadu Buhari: In the twilight days of his administration.1
- Nigeria
- Thursday, January 13th, 2022
That President Muhammadu Buhari rode to power in the 2015 general elections on the then-popular mantra of change is to say the obvious. He was seen to possess the requisite leadership qualities, integrity, credibility, and uprightness to turn around the dwindling fortune of the most populous black nation on earth. President Muhammadu Buhari’s last days
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LASTMA as an instrument of extortion and entrapment in Lagos State.0
- Nigeria
- Saturday, May 8th, 2021
The supposed purpose of the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA) is to “manage traffic in Lagos State, Nigeria”. In other words, LASTMA is traffic wardens tasked with the sole purpose of managing the free flow of traffic. But, as a lot of Lagosians will observe, the agency has morphed into a money-making machine both
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Why is the Black race at the lowest rung of the human race?1
- Africa
- Sunday, August 30th, 2020
When we talk about race, we talk about an ideology that says all human populations are divided into exclusive and distinct groups – that all human populations are ranked and not the same. In what Charles Darwin called Evolutionary Ladder, white Europeans are considered more “advanced” than other human races especially the black race. This
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The yahoo plus phenomenon: The new trend.0
- News
- Monday, March 7th, 2022
Yahoo plus phenomenon is the latest trend in our society. Yahoo plus is the advanced form of the popular Yahoo Yahoo which is a form of online fraud which is carried out in cyberspace with the intention of defrauding unsuspecting victims. It is the use of fetish substances and mystical powers by cybercriminals to charm
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Sports betting in Nigeria: the 100% new addiction.0
- Nigeria
- Thursday, January 27th, 2022
Though gambling is not new in Nigeria, the advent of the internet has revolutionized the demographics and landscape. Sports betting has become easier, faster, and more accessible. While the elderly favoured the betting pools in the past, online betting has become the pastime of many youths in the country. Sports betting menace in Nigeria It
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Why Tinubu should be allowed to lead Nigeria.0
- News
- Wednesday, February 9th, 2022
Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s name is synonymous with vision, equity, justice, fairness, accountability, transparency, probity, integrity, tolerance, kindness, diligence, honesty, compassion, broad-mindedness, fairness, generosity, humility, resourcefulness, purposefulness, sincerity, tactfulness, truthfulness and reliability. Tinubu should be allowed to rule Nigeria in 2023. Born Bola Ahmed Adekunle Tinubu on the 29th of march 1952 in Lagos. He had
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The Negative Effects of Rigging in Nigeria’s Budding Democracy 0
- Nigeria
- Thursday, December 31st, 2020
Seventeen years of hindsight should offer an empirical basis for greater optimism about the durability and performance of any democracy, but for Nigeria, maybe we are unsure. What can be attributed to the devaluation of democracy in Africa’s most populous nation if not systemic electoral riggings? The bad effect of rigging in Nigeria democracy. Democracy
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The Menace of kidnapping in Nigeria- An unending saga.0
- News
- Sunday, March 13th, 2022
The fear of kidnappers/kidnapping is the beginning of wisdom for an average Nigerian. This dastardly act is arguably the biggest security threat in Nigeria today. It is one of the biggest organized or gang crimes in Nigeria and at present a major national security challenge. Kidnapping in Nigeria The act of kidnapping takes place in
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Why Nigeria is stuck in a cycle of sharp devaluations 0
- Nigeria
- Tuesday, March 16th, 2021
When it comes to currency devaluations in Nigeria, the policy approach seems to be the bigger the better. The devaluation of the currency is usually sudden and sharp, wreaking havoc on people and businesses. One might wonder what qualifies as a sharp devaluation. I derive this by taking the inflation differential between the US and
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Nigeria and her drug ravaged youth.0
- Nigeria
- Thursday, January 27th, 2022
The rate of drug abuse and substance addiction is becoming increasingly alarming amongst Nigerian youths. The use of hard drug is illegal in Nigeria, yet some of these drugs are easily accessible. Drugs abuse now occur in every nook and corner of our towns and cities. Nigeria is under a drug siege. Hard drugs is
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How do Nigerian universities that can hardly run undergraduate practical’s engage in research?0
- Uncategorized
- Thursday, January 14th, 2021
Quite often, I get responses to the contents of this column through emails sent to me by readers. For the most part, these emails are positive, they are complementary. But sometimes, I do get emails that take me to task either for the views that I express and the positions that I take or for
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Was international pressure the main force behind the ending of South African apartheid?0
- Africa
- Sunday, January 10th, 2021
I suspect that people like me were the main force driving the end of Apartheid. Let me try to give you a top picture. Although Apartheid was originally seen as avoidance of Cultural Imperialism by proposing that the various Black Tribes of South Africa Govern themselves according to their own cultural norms and traditions in
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Exodus of Black Africans to Europe: A Deja vu with a difference.0
- Africa
- Sunday, August 30th, 2020
Many years ago, Colonel Muammar el-Qaddafi asked the European Union for five billion Euros to stop people leaving Africa from his native Libya. He warned, “Europe might no longer be European, and even black, as there are millions who want to come in. We don’t know what will happen, what will be the reaction of
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Ann Coulter: Immigrant Of The Week: Henry Bello (Obotetukudo)0
- USA
- Sunday, January 10th, 2021
Nigerian immigrant Henry Williams Obotetukudo, aka Henry Bello, opened fire with an AM-15 rifle at the Bronx-Lebanon Hospital, killing one doctor and injuring a half-dozen others. I would prefer to leap right in and offer my ideas for stopping these immigrant shooting rampages, but first I’ll have to tell you the facts the media won’t.
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We Will Meet the Barbarians at the Gate: No Retreat, No Surrender, No Plan B!0
- Nigeria
- Thursday, May 13th, 2021
In 1842 Thomas Babington Macauly wrote my favourite poem titled ‘Horatius at the Gate’ and made a point that we can all learn from in Nigeria today. He wrote: “Then out spake brave Horatius, The Captain of the Gate: “To every man upon this earth Death cometh soon or late. And how can man die
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Nigerians must kill our leaders to kill corruption – Fani Kayode 0
- Nigeria
- Monday, December 14th, 2020
The former Minister of Aviation, who served as the Spokesperson for former President Goodluck Jonathan’s presidential campaign, has called for drastic revolution in the country. Fani-Kayode took to his Facebook page to state that Nigeria had been impoverished over the years due to bad leadership and a sleeping citizenry. Nigerian leaders and the fight to kill
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Beyond “White Monopoly Capital” Who owns South Africa?0
- Africa
- Monday, January 25th, 2021
The debate on ‘white monopoly capital’ has some blind spots as it omits the role of the state in ownership and control of the means of production. The state also controls the means of coercion and administration, writes Lucien van der Walt. White Monopoly Capital The debate on ‘white monopoly capital’ has some blind spots
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What will happen in South Africa after Zuma leaves office 0
- Africa
- Thursday, January 28th, 2021
Anyone who believes there’s a quick fix for South Africa’s political and financial malaise when President Jacob Zuma leaves office needs to think again. His successor will inherit an economy that slid into recession in the first quarter, mismanaged state companies that are bleeding cash and a network of officials implicated in looting taxpayer funds.
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Investors would rather put their money in Mauritius than South Africa 0
- Africa
- Thursday, January 28th, 2021
Despite a larger economy and a much bigger population, South Africa’s political uncertainty and failure to draw cost-sensitive investors has given way for the rise of Mauritius as the top investment destination in Africa. Investors will rather put their money in Mauritius. Bravura’s executive director, Soria Hay, said Mauritius is fast-gaining the reputation among investors
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Black ownership on the South African’s stock exchange .0
- Africa
- Thursday, January 28th, 2021
When the president’s estimates of the share of the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) owned by black people jumped from 3% to 10%, a South African commentator took notice. “Something rings wrong,” Allan Greenblo, editorial director of retirement publication Today’s Trustee, stated.In response to the debate on his 2015 State of the Nation Address, President Jacob
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Slave markets in Libya – Who is to blame? By Elliot Booker 0
- Africa
- Wednesday, February 3rd, 2021
When CNN released video footage of a live slave auction in Libya, captured by journalist Nima Elbagir, shockwaves were sent around the world. Libya’s suffering and slavery didn’t just happen. Starting the bidding at $400 each, buyers purchased 12 African migrants at an undisclosed location outside the capital city of Tripoli in a matter of minutes.
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Radical economic transformation is just a code-word for theft, says South Africa’s richest man 0
- Africa
- Tuesday, February 2nd, 2021
South Africa’s richest man Johann Rupert said “radical economic transformation,” the policy championed by the country’s President Jacob Zuma to reduce racial inequality, is no more than theft. What is Radical economic transformation? “Radical economic transformation is just a code word for theft,” Rupert said on the sidelines of Richemont’s annual general meeting in Geneva
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Established story about how humans came from Africa may be wrong.0
- Africa
- Monday, February 1st, 2021
The belief that humans came out of Africa millions of years ago is widely believed. But it might be about to be entirely re-written, according to the authors of a new study. They claim to have found a footprint in Crete that could change the narrative of early human evolution, suggesting that our ancestors were
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Africa

Was international pressure the force behind the ending of South African apartheid?0
- Africa
- Friday, January 22nd, 2021
I suspect that people like me were the main force driving the end of Apartheid. Let me try to give you a top picture. Although Apartheid was originally seen as avoidance of Cultural Imperialism by proposing that the various Black Tribes of South Africa Govern themselves according to their own cultural norms and traditions in
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The Ten layers of Oppression When You are Black and Poor in South Africa 0
- Africa
- Tuesday, March 23rd, 2021
Oppression, when written about, is often reduced to one layer of suffering. Yet when one unpacks the lives and narratives of the poor it becomes clear that their struggle to survive takes place under many layers of oppression. Layer One: The History of Racial Oppression The most obvious layer of oppression is that of a
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How would Africa be today if colonialism never happened?0
- Africa
- Friday, January 22nd, 2021
Africa will simply be (no) more or less like Europe or the Middle East is today. Political Geography: A number of folks think the modern political geography would simply align with the ethnic groups in existence today. But this is unlikely. How would Africa be today if colonialism never happened? At the time the Europeans
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Why Do So Many Jews Hate Black People?0
- Africa
- Thursday, March 4th, 2021
Dov Lior, a popular chief rabbi in Israel, recently called Obama a Kushi, which is Israel’s equivalent to nig*er. Most Americans are completely unaware of the general contempt that many Jewish people have towards blacks, as Max Blumenthal found out when he interviewed dozens of young people in Israel who reiterated the Rabbi’s sentiments about
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Facts about slavery in Africa: An in-depth analysis of slavery 0
- Africa, News
- Tuesday, March 9th, 2021
European slaves were cheaper but Africans readily sold their own. Affecting millions it showed the horrors of forced labour in the 20th century. Using a new approach to DNA analysis, the 17th century bones of three African slaves have been traced to their countries of origin for the first time, researchers said this week. The
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Facts about Africa you probably did not know!0
- Africa
- Monday, March 8th, 2021
The African continent has the second largest population in the world, at about one billion people. Well over one thousand languages are spoken by the people of Africa. Some estimates put this number closer to two thousand. The largest religion in Africa is Islam, followed by Christianity. The African population is approximately 14.72% of the
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Why is the Black race at the lowest rung of the human race?1
- Africa
- Sunday, August 30th, 2020
When we talk about race, we talk about an ideology that says all human populations are divided into exclusive and distinct groups – that all human populations are ranked and not the same. In what Charles Darwin called Evolutionary Ladder, white Europeans are considered more “advanced” than other human races especially the black race. This
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Why do white people despise blacks? by Julius Malema 0
- Africa
- Wednesday, February 17th, 2021
There is no doubt that the recent social media posts by white supremacists referring to black people as animals and the uneducated, dirty masses are mere symptoms of an entrenched phenomenon of racism. Anti-black racism has been the order of the day in South Africa and our 22 years of democratic rule have dismally failed
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White flight from South Africa : Between staying and going 0
- Africa
- Friday, February 5th, 2021
First, he thought it was a mouse, then a rat—and then the rat shot him in the face. That is how André Brink, one of South Africa’s most famous novelists, described the recent killing of his nephew Adri, at home at 3am in the morning. The young man was left to die on the floor,
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Why South Africa should undo Mandela’s economic deals – Patrick Bond 0
- Africa
- Friday, February 19th, 2021
Is South Africa finally maturing to the point that the economic – not just political – compromises of the 1990s democratic transition can be reconsidered? When engaging student activists, for example, University of the Free State rector Jonathan Jansen frets that “If [former President Nelson] Mandela gets any mention at all, it is as a
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Being coloured in a black and white South Africa 0
- Africa
- Monday, March 1st, 2021
Africa’s 21 years of democracy. Although having lost much of its appeal today, it’s an ideology we’ve been force-fed. It’s based on the fact that South Africa is one of the most diverse countries in the world, and we need to embrace this diversity (all very happy-clappy, wishy-washy and fairytale-like). Despite this, it still feels
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African Pastors: Living the Higher Life in the Midst of Poverty 0
- Africa
- Sunday, December 13th, 2020
The issue of wealth and people’s response to it has created a clear divide in the body of Christ. While some preachers believe that God’s ultimate plan for His children is to prosper in this world and live eternally with Him in heaven quoting ‘I wish above all things that thou prosper …’ Others disagree
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World

Vladimir Putin Deploys Nuclear Capable Missiles Targeting Europe 0
- Europe
- Thursday, February 18th, 2021
Vladimir Putin, the Russian president, said on Monday he would move nuclear-capable missiles closer to Europe in response to NATO’s expansion in the Baltic states. In a bold display of force against Western allies, Russian S-400 surface-to-air missiles and a ballistic Iskander system will be deployed in Kaliningrad, which is situated between Lithuania and Poland.
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Long-term effects of slave exporting in West Africa By Nonso Obikili 0
- Africa
- Saturday, February 13th, 2021
History matters. Historical events can sometimes have consequences that last long after the events have finished. An important part of Africa’s past is its history of slave exporting. Although Africa is not unique to the trading of slaves, the magnitude of slave exporting rose to levels not previously experienced anywhere else in the world. Between
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Lending by the IMF and its many implications and complications for Africans 0
- Finance
- Saturday, February 6th, 2021
A country in severe financial trouble, unable to pay its international bills, poses potential problems for the stability of the international financial system, which the IMF was created to protect. Any member country, whether rich, middle-income, or poor, can turn to the IMF for financing if it has a balance of payments need—that is, if
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Why Jerusalem has always been such a dangerous flashpoint 0
- World
- Friday, January 29th, 2021
There are bulls in china shops and then there is Donald Trump. Charging in where every US President before him had feared to tread, he announced yesterday his recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital. Why Jerusalem is considered a dangerous flashpoint. Israelis, naturally, were delighted; Palestinians appalled. In Gaza, Hamas pledged that the decision would
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Who Brought the Slaves to America? The True History of Slavery in the USA 0
- USA
- Wednesday, January 27th, 2021
The story of the slaves in America begins with Christopher Columbus. His voyage to America was not financed by Queen Isabella, but by Luis de Santangelo, who advanced the sum of 17,000 ducats (about 5,000 pounds-today equal to 50,000 pounds) to finance the voyage, which began on August 3, 1492. How slaves were brought to America.
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It Is Not Islam That Drives Young Europeans to Jihad.0
- World
- Tuesday, January 26th, 2021
Salman Abedi, the suicide bomber who killed 22 people at a Manchester pop concert this week, started life advantageously enough: to parents who had fled Gadhafi’s Libya for a new life in Britain. But actually it was that kind of dislocation that would send him off kilter two decades later, says Olivier Roy, one of
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Tens of Billions in Dollars : Nigeria still can’t keep the lights on 0
- Nigeria
- Monday, December 14th, 2020
Five minutes into Frank Edozie’s presentation on the challenges facing Nigeria’s power industry, the electricity cut out in the Jasmine Hall at the upmarket Eko Hotel in Lagos. “Very timely,” Edozie, a former power ministry adviser and a senior consultant to the U.K.-funded Nigerian Infrastructure Advisory Facility, said over the low muttering and laughter of an audience
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Nigerians must kill our leaders to kill corruption – Fani Kayode 0
- Nigeria
- Monday, December 14th, 2020
The former Minister of Aviation, who served as the Spokesperson for former President Goodluck Jonathan’s presidential campaign, has called for drastic revolution in the country. Fani-Kayode took to his Facebook page to state that Nigeria had been impoverished over the years due to bad leadership and a sleeping citizenry. Nigerian leaders and the fight to kill
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How Slavery Helped Build a World Economy by the Schomburg Centre.0
- World
- Saturday, March 20th, 2021
“Is life so dear or peace so sweet as to be purchased at the price of chains and slavery? Forbid it, Almighty God! I know not what course others may take, but as for me, give me liberty, or give me death!”—Patrick Henry, Speech in the Virginia Convention, March, 1775. How Slavery Helped Build a
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The great exodus through the Mediterranean sea 0
- World
- Friday, March 12th, 2021
Every day, thousands of refugees head for Europe. Their hopes for a new life are greater than their fear of the passage across the Mediterranean Sea. It’s springtime, and again, refugees are making their way to Europe. The reasons are manifold: poverty – often abject poverty -, no education, no chance of a job. Then
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As the USA and NATO prepares For ‘A Modern Day’ War Against Russia 0
- World
- Saturday, February 27th, 2021
For the first time in a quarter-century, the prospect of war—real war, war between the major powers—will be on the agenda of Western leaders when they meet at the NATO Summit in Warsaw, Poland, on July 8 and 9. Dominating the agenda in Warsaw (aside, of course, from the “Brexit” vote in the UK) will
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Ann Coulter: Immigrant Of The Week: Henry Bello (Obotetukudo)0
- USA
- Sunday, January 10th, 2021
Nigerian immigrant Henry Williams Obotetukudo, aka Henry Bello, opened fire with an AM-15 rifle at the Bronx-Lebanon Hospital, killing one doctor and injuring a half-dozen others. I would prefer to leap right in and offer my ideas for stopping these immigrant shooting rampages, but first I’ll have to tell you the facts the media won’t.
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Business

Why China Is Rattling the World and we are all in awe.0
- China
- Monday, December 14th, 2020
China’s economy, long a reliable source of growth, is faltering, prompting concerns that are now shaking global stock markets. Companies and countries that depend heavily on trade with China are reassessing their strategies in the face of uncertainty. As China’s economy slows, countries with significant exposure to raw materials, like Australia and Brazil, are facing serious headwinds.
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The Real Truth About Life In London as seen by Uche Nworah 0
- Europe
- Saturday, November 21st, 2020
As I write this, I so very much desire to read Sam Selvon’s 1956 book aptly titled The Lonely Londoners, a chronicle and account of the lonely and sometimes frustrating life of people of Afro-Caribbean descent living in London. I will assume that Selvon’s analysis and descriptions also apply to later day immigrants to the
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Case For The Break Up Of Nigeria Into Manageable Units 0
- Nigeria
- Tuesday, December 22nd, 2020
Yes I do believe that better governance, more productivity, a committed, hardworking and more patriotic citizenry will be very difficult to achieve with the current over- sized Nigeria- both in terms of population and geographical size. The break up for Nigeria into manageable units. And No I do not want the country broken into two-
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Will the Pandemic Spell the End for Oil and Gas? By Renee Cho 0
- Business
- Friday, March 26th, 2021
In August, Exxon Mobil, once the largest publicly traded company in the world, was dropped from the Dow Jones industrial average after 92 years. Exxon’s removal is emblematic of the changing profiles of energy companies. In 2008, oil and gas companies accounted for more than 15 percent of the S&P 500; today they make up
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How to Invest Like a Hedge Fund By Glenn Curtis 0
- Finance
- Monday, February 8th, 2021
Ever wonder how hedge fund managers think and how they are sometimes able to generate explosive returns for their investors? You aren’t alone. For years, hedge funds have retained a certain level of mystery about them and the way they operate; and for years, public companies and retail investors have tried to figure out the
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Ethiopian Airlines’ Success Story as definer of African Renaissance 1
- Africa
- Monday, February 15th, 2021
Ethiopian Airlines is a unique symbol of pan-Africanism and definer of African Renaissance. It is currently Africa’s fastest-growing and most-profitable airline – serving a network of well over 113 passenger destinations. Headquartered at Bole International Airport Addis Ababa, this state-owned carrier spreads beyond borders, touches down in diverse international countries, and serves as the official
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The Tesla battery heralds the beginning of the end for fossil fuels 1
- Business
- Saturday, March 6th, 2021
While wind and solar power have made great strides in recent years, with renewables now accounting for 22% of electric energy generated, the issue that has held them back has been their transience. The sun doesn’t shine at night and the wind doesn’t blow year-round – these are the mantras of all those opposed to the
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Prosecutor says Trump could be culpable for his role in Capitol riot 0
- USA
- Monday, March 22nd, 2021
Michael Sherwin, the federal prosecutor who previously led the criminal investigation into the Capitol riot, said former President Trump could be culpable for his role in the raid. Sherwin told CBS News’s “60 Minutes” in an interview that aired Sunday that it was “unequivocal” that the former president was “the magnet that brought the people
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How to buy and sell Bitcoin for profits in the present 0
- Business
- Monday, March 8th, 2021
You most likely came across this article searching for ways to make money using Bitcoin. Maybe you want to learn effective ways to invest in Bitcoin. Crypto trading is one of the best ways to make money with Bitcoin. People have used Bitcoin for over a decade now. Some people have made a lot of
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