Jane Appleton Pierce, the wife of Franklin Pierce, 14th president of the United States, is perhaps, most remembered as the ‘’calamity first lady’’. She spent her years working against the
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Winter is the coldest season of the year, but it’s also a perfect metaphor for a period of financial gloom in a person’s life. Like almost everyone else, I’ve endured
It’s sad, very sad but we must admit that xenophobia is still subsisting in today’s world. Xenophobia did not start in South Africa and it will not end in South
It’s been long you saw me, I apologise for my long absence in this phase of my career. If you’ve been close enough, you’d notice I have invested some time
The mishandling of the Omoyele Sowore case has become clearly an albatross for the Nigerian government, an embarrassment for the
President Buhari is missing out on yet another golden opportunity. May it not be said that his 8-years regime is
Since the return to democratic rule in Nigeria twenty years ago, the fad has been for governors to retire and
Many commentators on the attempted abduction of rights activist, Omoyele Sowore, right inside a courtroom of the Federal High Court,
It pioneered the industrial age with ground breaking scientific and technological innovations and inventions. It spawned great countries like the
Let me start by saying that the governors who signed the outrageous pension laws before the expiration of their tenures
