BISHOP MATHEW DELIVERED A LECTURE TITLED - NATIONAL COHESSION FOR GROWTH AND PROGRESS: THE NIGERIA DILEMA.
Nearly 400 years after the first English ships arrived in Barbados, the sun has set on the British monarchy’s long reign over the Caribbean island, Guardian reports.
According to the report, as the clock struck midnight on Tuesday, the Royal Standard flag representing the Queen was lowered over a crowded Heroes Square in Bridgetown - marking the birth of the world’s newest republic.
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The South-East Amalgamated Markets Traders Association (SEAMATA), said it has rejected the recent increment in the import duty on cargoes charged by the Nigerian Customs Service, Premium Times reports, adding that the group described the increment as “astronomical and indiscriminate”.
SEAMATA is the umbrella union of traders in all the markets in Nigeria’s South-east and traders of South-east extraction doing business across the states in the country and in Diaspora.
According to the report, the group expressed their stance against the increment in a statement jointly signed by its President-General, Gozie Akudolu, and Secretary-General, Alex Okwudiri, in Enugu on Monday with the following pointers:
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports
that Sanusi, who was dethroned on March 9, 2020, had on March 12, 2020, sued
the Inspector-General (I-G) of Police and Director-General, Department of State
Services (DSS) over what he called “unlawful detention/confinement.”A Federal High Court, Abuja, on Tuesday,
declared that the banishment of deposed Emir Sanusi Lamido Sanusi II from Kano
State was unlawful and unconstitutional.
Justice Anwuli Chikere, in a judgment, held
that the Emirate Council Law, 2019, used by the state government in banishing
Sanusi was in conflict with the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of
Nigeria, as amended.
According to Chikere, the constitution of this country is supreme and any law that is inconsistent with it shall be null and void.
The video below shows the moment a five-storey building collapses in Cairo, Egypt’s capital. The building was sited in a busy neighborhood of the city.
Why do people flirt? Did I hear you say “if we didn’t have women in the world there would not be s*x in the first place and the issue of “flirtation” would not arise?
So, blame the “female gender”? No! Blame the “man”? Don’t even think about it!
Sincerely, no one is in this world to live up to anyone’s expectations. But one thing lovers should understand is that “timing” is very important in s*x and so is “two-timing”. If you ain’t got the former you had better not mess with the latter.
Rebecca Solnit, @guardianus columnist says there's still time to fix the climate crises “The Covid-19 pandemic is proof that if we take a crisis seriously, we can change how we live, almost overnight, dramatically, globally, digging up great piles of money from nowhere, like the $3tn the US initially threw at the pandemic. We must remake the world, and we can remake it better"
Get to know more about the eight ways to confront the climate crises without losing hope in this publication curtsey, the Guardian:
The Speaker of Oyo State House Of Assembly, Adebo Ogundoyin has wedded his lover, Olamidun Majekodunmi at the All Souls Anglican Church, Bodija on Saturday.
Some of the dignitaries at the church wedding were the Ooni of Ife, Oba Enitan Ogunwusi, governors of Ogun and Ondo States, Dapo Abiodun and Rotimi Akeredolu. The former Ogun governor, Gbenga Daniel was also present.
CYMI Dancers in Spain celebrated International Flamenco day on November 16, with both fine art institutions and local clubs joining in, NPR reports.
The art form, created in Spain was
celebrated November 16 in both the Prado Museum and in flamenco clubs like the
"Corral de la Moreira" in Madrid.
According to the report, at the "Corral," flamenco dancer Belen Lopez was centre of
attention during a specially prepared performance.
"It is a feeling, an international language: pain, happiness. It is something that hasn't words but anyone in the world can understand if they let themselves be enveloped in the moment," she told The Associated Press in an attempt to describe the dance.
A huge cloud of hundreds of thousands of birds, was spotted over farmland in Cumbria, UK, composed of a beautiful murmuration of starlings flies over a field at dusk before landing to roost. Ornithologists believe that murmurations offer safety in numbers from predators trying to target individuals.
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