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Dear President Tinubu, I learnt there is another coup in Gabon, hope our military men are battle ready. You may wish to force democracy down their throats as poverty continues to send to graves those you were elected to serve. We shall all account for our deeds before our Creator. But this is the condition of some Nigerian housewives—trading what is between their thighs for what to eat. Courtesy of your economic policies.
The shop that helps struggling families and encourages customers to be a 'better version of themselves' Community Shop on Wootton Road helps struggling families Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now A local Grimsby community store has won a national award for its help in improving the lives of local residents whilst giving them opportunities to better themselves. Community Shop on Wootton Road in Grimsby has won the Queen’s Award for Enterprise, in the Promoting Opportunity category. The shop, located on the Nunsthorpe estate, offers a wide range of reduced goods as well as ...
Fura Da Nono | Photo Banga Africa “I am often amazed that … people still try to take Nigerian food and squeeze it into this all-encompassing title of “African food”. I guess that the rest of the world is seeking a kind of exotic simplification: a working summary, an effective way of getting the feeling across that Africa will fit in your handbag as a commodity, a book, a piece of cloth,” a famous Nigerian food writer, Yemisi Aribisala wrote on Guardian UK when describing Nigerian foods. People often underestimate emotional connection with food. Sitting in a balcony in England, there...