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Nigeria Has No State Religion, Only Manipulators Of Religion

By Owei Lakemfa Anambra State Governor Charles Chukwuma Soludo in a Trumpian manner, made several fallacious and specious statements at the December 2024 dedication of a new church building in Onitsha. For example, the press quoted him as saying: “Since the inception of my administration, we have declared war on criminals, their shrines, priests and…

Understanding Kemi Badenoch, By Abiodun Adeniyi

There are usually multiple categories of diasporic citizens. Three are, however, easier to identify. The first are those who express love for their origin, are concerned about its well-being, and directly or indirectly participate in peace, stability, and progress matters. The second group is those indifferent, perhaps because they have integrated into the host society,…

Why Canada Would Win Trump’s Trade War

New President Donald Trump faces a ‘rude awakening’ if he goes ahead with tariffs and launches a trade war with Canada. Image by Lightspring via Shutterstock. Canada may find itself in a stronger position than the United States if a trade war breaks out between the two countries. Don’t take my word for that. That’s…

Lessons of the Israel-Hamas Ceasefire, By Dakuku Peterside

The Israel-Palestine-Hamas conflict is one of the most enduring and complex disputes in modern history. Its roots lie in centuries of territorial, political, and religious disagreements, making it a profoundly ingrained issue. The history of the conflict can be traced back to ancient disputes over the land, but it has taken on modern dimensions since…

Bangkok named the world’s second-best city

Bangkok has once again proved its charm, securing the No 2 spot on British media and hospitality company Time Out’s list of the world's best cities in 2025. The ranking, based on surveys of city dwellers worldwide, highlights culture, food, affordability and overall happiness as key factors in making a city truly great. Bangkok’s rise…

Now, if Ifa collects bribe…

By Bolanle Bolawole [email protected] 0705 263 1058 We have been told that as we approach the end-time, there is nothing we shall not see or hear! All things become possible. Yinka Aiyefele told us in one of his songs that Ifa now shouts Alleluia (Ifa n ke alleluya). Now, in the ensuing melee over the…

How Much of the World’s Plastic Waste Actually Gets Recycled?

The United States, the world’s largest plastic polluter, recycles a mere 5% of its household plastic waste. Around the world, the situation is slightly better, but a staggering 91% of plastic waste is still incinerated, landfilled, or mismanaged (e.g. dumped into the ocean). The graphic above, by Rosey Eason, using OECD data (via Our World in Data),…

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Nigeria Has No State Religion, Only Manipulators Of Religion

By Owei Lakemfa Anambra State Governor Charles Chukwuma Soludo in a Trumpian manner, made several fallacious and specious statements at the December 2024 dedication of a new church building in Onitsha. For example, the press quoted him as saying: “Since the inception of my administration, we have declared war on criminals, their shrines, priests and…

Understanding Kemi Badenoch, By Abiodun Adeniyi

There are usually multiple categories of diasporic citizens. Three are, however, easier to identify. The first are those who express love for their origin, are concerned about its well-being, and directly or indirectly participate in peace, stability, and progress matters. The second group is those indifferent, perhaps because they have integrated into the host society,…

Why Canada Would Win Trump’s Trade War

New President Donald Trump faces a ‘rude awakening’ if he goes ahead with tariffs and launches a trade war with Canada. Image by Lightspring via Shutterstock. Canada may find itself in a stronger position than the United States if a trade war breaks out between the two countries. Don’t take my word for that. That’s…

Lessons of the Israel-Hamas Ceasefire, By Dakuku Peterside

The Israel-Palestine-Hamas conflict is one of the most enduring and complex disputes in modern history. Its roots lie in centuries of territorial, political, and religious disagreements, making it a profoundly ingrained issue. The history of the conflict can be traced back to ancient disputes over the land, but it has taken on modern dimensions since…

Bangkok named the world’s second-best city

Bangkok has once again proved its charm, securing the No 2 spot on British media and hospitality company Time Out’s list of the world's best cities in 2025. The ranking, based on surveys of city dwellers worldwide, highlights culture, food, affordability and overall happiness as key factors in making a city truly great. Bangkok’s rise…

Now, if Ifa collects bribe…

By Bolanle Bolawole [email protected] 0705 263 1058 We have been told that as we approach the end-time, there is nothing we shall not see or hear! All things become possible. Yinka Aiyefele told us in one of his songs that Ifa now shouts Alleluia (Ifa n ke alleluya). Now, in the ensuing melee over the…

How Much of the World’s Plastic Waste Actually Gets Recycled?

The United States, the world’s largest plastic polluter, recycles a mere 5% of its household plastic waste. Around the world, the situation is slightly better, but a staggering 91% of plastic waste is still incinerated, landfilled, or mismanaged (e.g. dumped into the ocean). The graphic above, by Rosey Eason, using OECD data (via Our World in Data),…

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