The philosophical novel, Ambiguous Adventure by Cheikh Hamidou Kane, a Senegalese, condemned colonialism thus: “The morning of the Occident in Africa was couched in crimson for those who landed on our shores were white and mad.”

It has been reported that President Mohammadu Buhari following the euphoria of his reelection has been making statements painting a picture of how his second tenure would unfold. One of the statements credited to the president was that only men and women of integrity would make his cabinet this time around.

Vice President of Nigeria Professor Yemi Osinbajo has said that the President Muhammedu Buhari’s government in the next four years will expand N-Power, school feeding, TraderMoni, MarketMoni, power, others.

In the aftermath of the 2019 elections, Rivers State will continue to intrigue sociologists and political analysts alike, regarding the rather rapid escalation in the scale of politically-related violence even as there is empirical evidence of the dramatic pace and scope of infrastructural development projects which have significantly enhanced the welfare and empowerment of the majority population, in the first tenure of Governor Nyesom Wike.

The RECENT tragic incidence of building collapse at Ita Faji, Lagos Island, has once again brought to fore the need to sensitise Nigerians on the essence of blood donation. One of the major highlights of the awful episode was the appeal made by individuals and organisations for blood donations to victims of the collapsed building. Unsurprisingly, the Nigerian Red Cross Society was in the forefront of this request. The main objective of the drive is to ensure that the Lagos Island General Hospital, where victims of the collapsed building were recuperating, had enough blood in the bank. Universally, when an incident like that happens, blood donation is always required to meet the demand of those in need of urgent blood transfusion.