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Freedom Fight | Forgotten women revolutionaries of West Bengal - Vimarsana News

Freedom Fight | Forgotten women revolutionaries of West Bengal

Shanti Ghose and Suniti Chowdhury shot the Comilla district magistrate in 1931 on the pretence of presenting him candies for Christmas

A Study Of The Mauser 98 | An Official Journal Of The NRA - Vimarsana News

A Study Of The Mauser 98 | An Official Journal Of The NRA

Adoption of the Mauser 98 bolt-action rifle by Germany on April 5, 1898, marked an important event in rifle history. Today, a century later, the name Mauser 98 is still well-known worldwide and is symbolic of rifle excellence.

Tinubu's lost war in Niger as Sigidi - Tribune Online - Vimarsana News

Tinubu's lost war in Niger as Sigidi - Tribune Online

Yoruba have a way with the Sigidi, whose closest modern translation is the robot. So when the Sigidi – a moulded clay effigy – at the height of its

Tinubu's Lost War In Niger As Sigidi -By Festus Adedayo – Opinion Nigeria - Vimarsana News

Tinubu's Lost War In Niger As Sigidi -By Festus Adedayo – Opinion Nigeria

Unfortunately for Tinubu and his ECOWAS, the coup plotters of Niger have tremendous home support. Tinubu doesn’t have same at home on this war-baiting plan of his. Already, a group of northern senators in a release issued on Friday and signed by Sen. Suleiman Kawu Sumaila dissociated itself from Tinubu’s bellicose pursuit. While condemning the Niger coup, the group said it took exception to use of military force because “the consequences will be casualties among the innocent citizens who go about their daily business…

Tinubu's lost war in Niger as "Sigidi" - Vimarsana News

Tinubu's lost war in Niger as "Sigidi"

Yoruba have a way with the Sigidi, whose closest modern translation is the robot. So when the Sigidi – a moulded clay effigy – at the height of its self-destruct, asks that it be taken to the river to swim, Yoruba say a catastrophe is in the offing. They render this as, Sigidi nse’re ete, o ni ki won…