When a country faces a property crisis like Evergrande, the repercussions can be catastrophic. However, when there’s little value attributed to existing land and property, the impact is even more devastating. A recent study highlighted the...
Did you know that the average person groans for 34 minutes on a Monday, compared to the 22 minutes on other days? Yes, it’s because it’s Monday. While Monday offers a fresh start, a clean slate, a day to seek out new opportunities to...
Just days before the infamous D-Day a group of German radio operators have just received news of chatter from U.S and British forces about to gear up for a huge operation. As a german recon plane quietly crosses the English channel what it sees...
When we think of watermelon, we often only consider the juicy pink flesh, discarding the seeds without a second thought. Everything about the watermelon is useful;flesh, seed, body. However, this habit overlooks the numerous health benefits that...
When you kiss, it triggers a cascade of sensations – from the slippery, mouthful of saliva to the excitement watts generated in your brain. Lol. Kissing, a universal expression of affection, manifests in various forms worldwide. From the...
Artificial Intelligence is becoming something else these days. From Ai that performs tasks at breakneck speed to one that imitates in nano seconds, there is no end to the breathlessness these newer technologies are bringing into the human picture as...
Come Wednesday, I will be in Asaba, Delta State as one of the faculties at the Nigerian Army Quarterly Media dialogue. With the theme, ‘The imperatives of military-media partnership for the attainment of national security’, it is part of their...
My friend became UK’d, then I lost him. Not literally, but to the ideal of the un-ideal. His self-worth buried underneath a stack of bills, Where he would find his daily bread and breadth as long as he lives. The Western commotion pulls many...
When health insurance initiatives are successfully implemented, they often yield positive outcomes that extend far and wide, eventually becoming a nationwide phenomenon. Evidence supporting this notion was abundantly clear during visits to health...
On October 29, 1974, the Nigerian Ministry of Defence, through the Ministry of External Affairs, wrote to Nigerian missions and embassies abroad that it wanted to buy tonnes of cement to build barracks for its post-civil war armed forces of 200,000...
