By Adamu Danjuma Through the works of art such as music, performance poetry, painting, illustration and calligraphy, artists in Athens, Roma, Paris, Harlem, Dakar and many more in other cities and communities worldwide, have expressed their feelings. For instance, a country like France has been greatly influenced by the ancient …
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By AFP | Culled from TheGuardian Oxford University is launching a human trial of a potential coronavirus vaccine, with the daunting aim of making a successful jab available to the public later this year. Of the more than 100 research projects around the world to find a vaccine — described …
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By Chima Osuji | Ilorin It is no longer news that Mallam Abba Kyari OON, the former Chief of Staff to President Muhammadu Buhari, has passed on and interred in line Islamic rites. Prior to his demise, many Nigerians, especially the politically conscious, had a “single story” of the Borno-born …
Read More »From Coronavirus to Hungervirus, And now Criminalities
The Insight By: Lateef Adewole Nigeria Police Force in Ogun State, on Sunday, 12th April, 2020 arrested and paraded 150 suspects for alleged armed robbery and cultism With the helplessness, uncertainties and anxieties that surround the advent of Covid-19 in Nigeria, coupled with the kind news we read about how …
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