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Brigadier-General John Shagaya (rtd) is a former Minister of Internal Affairs. Having retired from the Nigerian Army, Shagaya joined politics and represented Plateau South Senatorial District from 2007-2011. He gives an insight into the various dimensions associated with farmer/herders clashes among other issues. |
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Along dimmed corridors in an elegant villa in central Belgrade, visitors are treated to a flashy presentation of Nikola Tesla’s technology – as well as a huge array of the visionary scientist’s clothes, hundreds of instruments, and even his ashes. The Serbian museum, dedicated to everything to do.... |
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The relationship appears to have hit a low point shortly after the board hired Bill Fordy of the RCMP to replace Matthews as deputy chief. The board, which has the authority to hire chiefs and deputies, kept McGuire largely outside the hiring the process. Weeks later, McGuire was gone. |
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On the Caribbean island of Bequia – a ravishing seven-mile hump in the green-blue Grenadines – you summon the dollar bus by sticking out your hand as it charges down the potholed road towards the harbour. I can hear it coming from a distance – snatches of bawled song and brakes hard-grinding along steep tarmac. |
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“Who shall be admitted to citizenship is the question. Next to that, who we let in to do what looms small. Citizenship determines who shall rule, to what ends, and what life among us will be. Such decisions are quintessential to popular sovereignty.” — Angelo Codevilla “I’ve already talked to Thom.... |
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1535 - Argentine city of Buenos Aires is founded. 1709 - British sailor Alexander Selkirk is rescued after being marooned on a desert island for five years. His story inspired Daniel Defoe's Robinson Crusoe. 1808 - French force occupies Rome after Pope Pius VII refuses to recognise Kingdom of Naples and join alliance against Britain. |
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In the year 2016, as I kept following up on my radio station authorization application, I observed how wrong it was for us to think that once we have policemen and women guarding our premises, it meant we were protected. My subsequent observations have confirmed that our men in uniform are sometimes.... |
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1: THE BOMBINGS. T he first bomb didn’t kill anyone. It was planted in the ground-floor parking lot beneath the Two Rivers Convention Center in downtown Grand Junction, Colorado—a dry, boom-and-bust mining town west of the Rockies where the snowcapped mountains give way to mesa and valley. |
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The university study looks at the Internet of Things (also known as IoT): the interconnection via the internet of computing devices embedded in everyday objects, enabling them to send and receive data. As technology progresses more and more devices can be used to connect to the internet. |
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The university study looks at the Internet of Things (also known as IoT): the interconnection via the internet of computing devices embedded in everyday objects, enabling them to send and receive data. As technology progresses more and more devices can be used to connect to the internet. |
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It was one of the darkest periods in Hull’s history as an entire community was left devastated. The winter of 1968 saw the loss of three trawlers in as many weeks and families struggled to come to terms with their loss.
In all, 58 men lost their lives as news filtered through that the St Romanus,.... |
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