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Embattled leader of Indigenous People of Biafria (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu, was at the Abuja court on Monday, for the continuation of his trial by the Federal Government. Monday’s appearance in court saw some traditional rulers, Igbo elders and women at the Federal High Court, Abuja, singing and praying ahead of his bail hearing. |
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I’ve been riding motorcycles since I was a teenager because I knew I preferred motorcycles over automobiles. It would be another 20 years before it struck me why I felt this way. While riding across the nation on a series of bikes to write a motorcycle guidebook (Great American Motorcycle Tours),.... |
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By a decision of Armenian Prime Minister Karen Karapetyan, a government commission was set up organize the funeral of People’s Artist of the Republic of Armenia, great Armenian painter Anatoly Grigoryan. According to the commission release, decision was taken at the sitting that a service will be.... |
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There's a certain irony to Dee's role on this issue, however, since it was Dee who in 2009 sponsored legislation that instituted a one-year "cooling off" period, intended to prevent elected officials from immediately becoming lobbyists after leaving office. |
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We in Wales deserve better infrastructure. The decision of the WRU to not host any more Friday night Six Nations matches, because of the travel difficulties the evening games present to fans, highlights the need for the many transport projects “in the pipeline” across south Wales to be delivered. |
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Most of us Ghanaians have the penchant to pursue the path of escapism when we are faced with a social challenge. That social change could have a debilitating effect on society is not in doubt, but our ostrich behaviour toward social change has often compounded our challenges in society. |
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Back in August 2015, when Donald Trump’s presidential ambitions were widely considered a joke , Russell Moore was worried. A prominent leader of the Southern Baptist Convention, the nation’s largest Protestant denomination, Moore knew that some of the faithful were falling for Trump, a philandering,.... |
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It was a day blessed by glorious spring sunshine and a royal visit – and followed by a night of dark terror that changed Plymouth for ever. The city had suffered 39 German air-raids and considerable damage by the time Thursday March 20, 1941, dawned. That was acknowledged by a morale-boosting visit by King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. |
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The death has taken place of An tAthair Padraig O’Maille a native of Doughmakeon, Louisburgh, county Mayo. Fr Pat, a missionary priest with the Kiltegan Order, had retired last year as Ireland’s Honorary Consul to Malawi. A position accorded him in recognition of his contribution to the.... |
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March 20, 2017. by: Jamie Smyth Australian business leaders on Monday defended their right to campaign for same-sex marriage following calls by two government ministers for them to keep out of the debate, which risks
the ruling coalition. dividing Peter Dutton, immigration minister, said at the.... |
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We in Wales deserve better infrastructure. The decision of the WRU to not host any more Friday night Six Nations matches, because of the travel difficulties the evening games present to fans, highlights the need for the many transport projects “in the pipeline” across south Wales to be delivered. |
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