Written by Drew Turney - Paper Playing a lead role in a new Star Wars film is no guarantee of success (Hayden who?), but if any of the new faces in The Force Awakens has the charisma to stick around, it's John Boyega. A Londoner born to Nigerian parents, Boyega knew he wanted to be an actor when he realized he was no good at soccer — a good thing for us as well as himself. … [Read more...] about John Boyega : A Nigerian in the biggest movie of the year – STAR WARS
The woes of Naira devaluation and rising Inflation: Is Kemi Adeosun ready?
“The servicing and defense of the weakening naira with country’s accumulated foreign reserve is not sustainable with shrinking war chest.” - Emeka Chiakwelu, Policy Strategist at AFRIPOL The state and wellbeing of Nigeria’s economy is gradually but steadily losing its momentum and steam, while simultaneously taking its casualty. The first casualty is naira and its … [Read more...] about The woes of Naira devaluation and rising Inflation: Is Kemi Adeosun ready?
Cardinal Arinze Is God’s Gift To Humanity – Pope Francis
Cardinal Francis Arinze, Prefect emeritus of the Congregation of Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments, celebrated his fifty years of being ordained a Coadjutor Bishop of Onitsha Archdiocese when he succeeded Archbishop Charles Heerey. AT the Pontifical Mass held at the Basilica of the Most Holy Trinity in Onitsha to celebrate the fifty years anniversary, … [Read more...] about Cardinal Arinze Is God’s Gift To Humanity – Pope Francis
UK: Igbo Nigeria Academic performance destroys the myth of Black Low IQ
Written by Chanda Chisala Chidera Ota, University of Cambridge Source: Raising the Achievement of Black African Pupils: Good Practice in Schools A couple of years after that news and more stories of black and other minority progress on GCSEs, GL Assessment, an independent testing organization, published results of their Cognitive Assessment Tests (CAT), indicating … [Read more...] about UK: Igbo Nigeria Academic performance destroys the myth of Black Low IQ
The Economist quantifies Kemi Adeosun as ‘Poorly Qualified’
Kemi Adeosun. the newly appointed Nigeria's minister of finance has been described by the Economist magazine as "poorly qualified for the job" of minister for finance. Economist magazine was unimpressive with her experience and educational background. The Harvard trained Okechukwu Enelamah, the minister for trade and investment was the preference for the finance portfolio. … [Read more...] about The Economist quantifies Kemi Adeosun as ‘Poorly Qualified’