Recent Posts

The Dole We Need: Beyond an Affordable and Accessible Life, by Babafemi Ojudu (2) – THISAGE

Continued from yesterday and concluded ….The government must expand subsidized health insurance to cover low-income workers, informal workers, the elderly, pregnant women, children and people living with chronic illnesses. Basic diagnostic tests, maternal care, emergency services and essential medicines should be available at little or no cost to the most vulnerable. Primary health centers should receive direct and transparent funding, …

Read More »

Healing and history in Canada’s saltiest waters, Little Manitou Lake

Just outside the small community of Watrous, Saskatchewan, Manitou Beach sits on what is called “Canada’s Dead Sea.” “Little Manitou Lake, formed by glaciers exposed bedrock and minerals that have been absorbed by the water over time,” said Jeff Siegfried, director of community improvement at Watrous Manitou Beach Marketing Group. “This is called a terminal lake, meaning that the water …

Read More »

Scorecard of Nigerian players: Chukwueze assists, Osimhen and Onuachu score and injure across Europe

Nigerian footballers continued to make their mark across Europe over the weekend, with goals, assists and impressive individual performances spearheading another intense round of club action. Samuel Chukwueze made an immediate impact off the bench for AC Milan, providing the assist for Alphadjo Cisse’s 68th-minute goal against Juventus. Chukwueze played for 30 minutes before Milan conceded a spectacular equalizer in …

Read More »

FULL VIDEO: ARE NIGERIAN PARENTS TOO CONTROLLING? FEATURING TAAOOMA & ABAYOMI ALVIN

#podcast #nigeria #parents Are Nigerian parents too controlling or are they just trying to protect their children? In this thought-provoking discussion, we explore the realities of parenting in Nigeria, strict family values, discipline, cultural expectations, and the balance between guidance and independence. From career choices and relationships to education and personal freedom, we examine both sides of the debate with …

Read More »

Frechette held a cabinet meeting in the middle of the campaign ahead of the counter-tariff policy

Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette has called a special cabinet meeting on Monday, and postponed her election campaign a day before Canada’s retaliatory tariffs on US goods take effect. Fréchette’s office on Sunday confirmed that the cabinet meeting would be held virtually at 6 p.m., but the agenda for the cabinet meeting was not disclosed in advance. Such meetings were relatively …

Read More »