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With jungle justice, Austine Onuoha unveils rot in law courts | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News
By Omiko Awa and Hafeedoh Balogun It was Charles-Louis de Secondat, a French Judge and one the principals of the separation of powers theory that said, “there is no greater tyranny than that which is perpetrated under the shield of the law and in the name of justice.” It was Charles-Louis de Secondat, a French Judge and one the principals of the separation of powers theory that said, “there is no greater tyranny than that which is perpetrated under the shield of the law and in the name of...
'Na everybody, go chop breakfast'- Patrick Dante Oke’s 'Breakfast' Play review
“Because that’s what unfaithfulness is, isn’t it? A cancer that’s always in the back of your mind, eating away at the foundations of the relationship”. Matt Dunn The Play Breakfast, directed by Dante Patrick, showcases the realities of adulthood in pursuit of love, and it was presented at Cafe 1, by the comedy stars (Patrick Dante Oke, Oluchi Amajuoyi and Kemi Adeshakin). The play opens with Ted working peacefully on his laptop at a cafe; his peace is soon disrupted as Godiva enters.
Photo Essay: ASUU strike sentiments from Nigerian Students
Last week marked an end to an eight-month university strike in Nigeria, it was a period that typified the Nigerian government’s willfull ignorance of the plight of its people. In President Muhammadu Buhari’s tenure (2015-2022), there has been a prolonged strike of over 24 months—that technically estimates to more than two years of students out of school. These pictures of Nigerian students symbolise how a top to bottom and rotten government can ruin several lives.
Onuoha’s Prison Chronicles: An interrogation of societal ills
Emmanuel Goldstein, a fictional character in George Orwell’s novel titled, 1984, said: “The primary obligation of any prisoner is to escape. Whether that means actually leaving or simply figuring out a way to handle things so you don’t go crazy is up to you.” This summarises the goals and characters of the inmates of Heartbreak Hotel in the play titled, Prison Chronicles.
With Baby Shower, Mina Davies reflects on Theme of Betrayal | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News
The saddest truth about betrayal is that it never comes from your enemies… but from those you trust the most.’ although this aphorism cannot be attributed to anyone living or dead, the validity remains as real as human skin. The pains are felt to the marrow each time there is a break in trust whether in business, relationship, marriage or social life. It hurts like fire. Perhaps, to draw attention to this, Minna Davies has written the Baby Shower.
It pains to look good! | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News
For women who wear them, body shapers are redefining beauty standards. They are not just timeless fashion pieces; these structural body wears are also one of the most excruciating apparels ever known to man. Generally, body shapers push the breasts outward and clinch the waist, making it to look really trimmer. The long-term result of wearing shape wears is shrinking of the waist stomach of the wearer.
50 MSMEs benefits from restaurant’s yard sales | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News
With the success of the maiden edition of the yard sale aimed at supporting small businesses, Bukka Hut, one of the quick-service restaurants operating in Lagos, has concluded the sophomore edition of the trade fair tagged, Bukka Hut Yard Sale 2.0. The event, which held for five days at its Lekki, Ogudu and Yaba outlets simultaneously to help small business owners and entrepreneurs exhibit their products for sale, witnessed 50 MSMEs as beneficiaries out of 287 vendors that registered for the...
African Music Fashion Runway to hold in Lagos | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News
By Hafeedoh Balogun 27 November 2021 | 3:08 am The seventh edition of the annual Music Fashion Runway (MFR) hybrid is set to hold in Lagos in December. The event meant to celebrate Africa’s contemporary designs, fashion and style is tagged ‘Nigeria’s most influential fashion brand’.
Pomp as women group donates science lab, borehole to school | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News
Under a very convivial atmosphere, the Busy Bee Society of Ebenezer Baptist Church, Lagos, recently handed over a N40 million project comprising a library, a science laboratory and borehole to Ebenezer Baptist Academy in Oshorun, Ibeshe, Lagos State.
Many Nigerians die from eating wrong food, firm declares | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News
By Hafeedoh Balogun 27 November 2021 | 1:37 am Many Nigerians die as a result of eating the wrong foods, the Managing Director of Dessoi Flour (DF), Paulin Adjagbodjou, has said. Speaking during the unveiling of its no additives chemicals life-saving Dessoi Flour in Ikeja.. Many Nigerians die as a result of eating the wrong foods, the Managing Director of Dessoi Flour (DF), Paulin Adjagbodjou, has said.
How ART X Lagos deepens knowledge of NFTs | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News
Of late, there has been a global interest in Non Fungible Tokens (NFTs) in the art scene. NFTs are digital assets that represent real-world objects like art, music, in-game items and videos. They are bought and sold online, frequently with cryptocurrency, and they are generally encoded with the same underlying software as many cryptocurrencies. This NFT-artosphere has become extremely profitable for those, who are already leveraging its myriad advantages.
Christmas: Families draw alternative plans as hard times bite
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Many Nigerians received the news of the drop in the nation’s inflation rate in October 2021 to 15.99 per cent from 16.63 per cent recorded in September with a pinch of salt last Monday. Although the rate has continued to decline in the past seven months after hitting 18.17 per cent in March 2021, Nigerians appear not to feel the impact. This is even as the Christmas season beckons.
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