Seun @ 42: Celebrating a Musical Maestro and a Dauntless Revolutionary

When it comes to Seun Anikulapo Kuti, it is not just his name, his music or his saxophone that defines him—it is the unquenchable flame within him, a fire that refuses to be extinguished. On January 11th, Eleniyan, as he is fondly called by close associates, added another year, and it’s a good time to reflect on his journey…

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Two Faces of Justice: The Hypocrisy of the Western Judiciary

In the heart of the Western world, where the rule of law is often held as a shining beacon of justice, recent events have starkly highlighted a continuing hypocrisy that has long plagued the very system meant to uphold fairness and accountability. This hypocrisy is glaring when one juxtaposes the sentences handed down to two individuals: Nazir Ahmed, a…

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Meet The Soviet Woman Who Lost Seven Sons in World War II

She is Alexandra Fedorovna Lavrenteva, also known as the “Mother of Heroes.” Her story became a poignant symbol of Soviet sacrifice and resilience during World War II. Alexandra lived in the Smolensk region of the Soviet Union. All seven of her sons were part of the Red Army to fight against Nazi Germany. Tragically, each of them died in…

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Investigative Journalism in Africa: Unraveling the BBC’s Unprofessional Praxis and Transgressions

  By Amn. Umudjere Africaman Chairman, Africaman Development Initiative +2347030382475, africaunitymedia@gmail.com   INTRODUCTION  Africa is a social construct that encompasses values, norms, ethics, morals that are embedded in the cultures of the different peoples of Africa. Africa is no doubt a conglomeration of different peoples with distinct cultures. The passage of time envisaged that there should be measures to pass down the elements of these cultures…

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Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? and 5 Other Educating TV Series That Faded Away from Nigeria – What Happened?

Nigeria, a country known for its rich culture and diverse educational challenges, has seen a variety of educational TV programs that blend entertainment with learning. Over the years, some of these programs, like Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?, The Nigerian Decides, and The Future Leaders, have gained massive popularity, while others have either ended or faded from public…

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Here’s how Orlando International Airport hopes to solve baggage delays

Airport leaders won’t say how bad the problem is, but they may spend a billion dollars to fix it By KEVIN SPEAR | kspear@orlandosentinel.com | Orlando Sentinel PUBLISHED: November 22, 2024 at 5:30 AM EST Why do so many passengers arriving at Orlando International Airport have to wait 90 minutes or more before their bags pop out onto a carousel? How often are departing…

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Florida Can Rebuild Smarter After the Hurricanes: Here’s How

Hurricanes have become a defining challenge for Florida, reshaping its landscape and testing the resilience of its communities. Each season brings destruction, but it also presents an opportunity: to rebuild not just what was lost, but to create a more sustainable, durable future. Here’s how Florida can achieve smarter rebuilding strategies rooted in innovation, community engagement, and climate adaptation….

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The Rise, Fall, Reinvention of the Greatest Boxer Who Ever Lives

By @WillieChou The way Mike Tyson reinvented himself is wild: From $400M to $23M in debt, and now he makes $20M off one fight with Jake Paul. Here’s the iron story of Tyson’s rise and fall: Mike Tyson was born in 1966 in Brooklyn, New York. He grew up in a tough neighborhood surrounded by crime and poverty. By…

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Is Your Smartphone Spying on You? Alarming Truths About Data Collection

In today’s world, your smartphone is more than a device—it’s your personal assistant, navigator, camera, and much more. But what if this convenience came at a cost? Recent research reveals that smartphones might be collecting and sharing far more of your personal information than you realize. The scary part? Some of this data collection could be happening without your…

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