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Sinking Gophers passing game now among nation's worst – Twin Cities - Vimarsana News

Sinking Gophers passing game now among nation's worst – Twin Cities

Minnesota ranks 130th nationally in passing yards per game.

You're Nuts: Who is the biggest surprise in the Big Ten thus far? - Vimarsana News

You're Nuts: Who is the biggest surprise in the Big Ten thus far?

Which teams have surprised to this point — for better or worse?

Iowa's Path to 25ppg - Week 4 - Vimarsana News

Iowa's Path to 25ppg - Week 4

Continuing this series on tracking Iowa's famous 25 points per game contractual suggestion. As previously noted in the Week 1 Post, at the start of the season I calculated targets for each...

The leadership question in Nigeria: Is Tinubu rewriting the national narrative? - Vimarsana News

The leadership question in Nigeria: Is Tinubu rewriting the national narrative?

When Chinua Achebe penned the prophetic political tract, The Trouble with Nigeria, in 1983, he laid his keen insight on what ailed the nascent Nigerian state - just barely 23 years old: the problem of leadership. When Lee Iacocca, in his bestselling 2007 book asked, “Where Have All the Leaders Gone?” We know that is…

UN's Amina Mohammed, NY Mayor Trumpet Africa As Next Big Thing In Global Business, By Laolu Akande - Vimarsana News

UN's Amina Mohammed, NY Mayor Trumpet Africa As Next Big Thing In Global Business, By Laolu Akande

As the United Nations General Assembly High-Level week proceeded last week, the idea of Africa as the next business frontier of the world resounded with glaring ardour. Even the very fact that New York where all of the world’s attention is turned to about this time every year is led by an African American is symbolic. And that the UN which is the host has a Deputy Secretary-General who is an African woman is also especially significant.