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In defence of the Fulani in our midst
In the last two weeks, over 200 persons in Plateau State were reportedly killed by Fulani herdsmen, 45 villages were ransacked and sacked and those villages we are told have been taken over by Fulanis, and the original owners have had to flee from more
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Killings of albinos for body parts
The Malawian authorities must urgently overhaul the criminal justice system to protect people with albinism, who face the persistent threat of being killed for their body parts in a country where the vast majority of these horrific crimes remain more
Offshore tax evaders face imprisonment and enormous fines
UK taxpayers who fail to disclose offshore income or gains, either by failing to notify HMRC of their chargeability to UK tax, failing to deliver a tax return or by submission of an incorrect tax return will face imprisonment and swinging penalties, more
Pogba look-alike scores with Adidas
For a while, friends had been telling Efeme Temienor, a student at Christ the King Sixth Form in south London, that he bore more than a passing resemblance to the French-born superstar. ‘Even my Mum said I looked a lot like him when I showed her a more
Photo: Arp Frique
Arp Frique: 'I extensively studied the greats'
Just prior to New Year's Eve, Arp Frique's Nos Magia single had me going a bit bananas on the dance floor. In a good way. Americo Brito co-wrote and delivered the amazing vocals that make the song so memorable. Its B-side tracks were co-written by more
Ten years after Lamidi Adedibu
It has been ten years since the self-styled “strong man of Ibadan politics,” Chief Lamidi Ariyibi Akanji Adedibu, died. He died on June 11, 2008. I do not recall seeing many tributes or advertisements in the newspapers or other media commemorating more
The Trumpet Newspaper Issue 469 (June 20 - July 3 2018)
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Super Eagles and Marcus the pig at the World Cup
I think Nigeria probably stands a chance of doing better in this World Cup if all the arm-chair coaches on social media can be blocked and all the fine girls with corruption-laden body parts can be banned from sending Direct Messages to the Super more
Deadly violence in Cameroon's Anglophone regions
Armed separatists in Cameroon’s Anglophone regions have stabbed to death and shot military personnel, burned down schools and attacked teachers, while security forces have tortured people, fired on crowds and destroyed villages, in a spiral of more
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