Shopify: The Canadian Tech Champion Taking On Amazon
By David Silverberg When the pandemic forced Pizza Pilgrims to close its 13 stores in London and Oxford in March, the business went from making 30,000 pizzas every week to zero. Of the 276 staff,…
July 2020
Korede Bello Serves “Table For Two” In New EP
By Modupeoluwa Adekanye Nigerian musician Korede Bello, after a long hiatus, came back to the music scene with the release of “Sun Momi” and has released other songs since then. The Mavin Records’ Korede Bello…
Tesla Defies Covid-19 Odds With $6bn In Revenue
by Lisa Ardill Despite its main factory shutting down for almost half the quarter, Tesla has reported positive Q2 2020 earnings. Tesla’s Q2 2020 earnings saw it bring in $6bn in revenue and a profit…
Bishop Oyedepo, Tithing And The Church
As a teenage chorister years ago, our Pastor informed the choir that we should change the lyrics of a song we just sang titled Destined To Win. He said destiny is an unbiblical word and…
Chelsea Set Up Arsenal FA Cup Final As De Gea Blunders Cost Man Utd
By Phil McNulty – BBC Chief football writer Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea endured a Wembley nightmare as Chelsea strolled to victory and set up an FA Cup final date with Arsenal. United manager…
Pastor Chris And His Children
I recently listened to the ministration of Moses Bliss on YouTube and I was blown away and keyed into an aura of blissful worship. I could feel the deep and sincere worship in his worship…
How Omoyele Sowore Blackmailed Me And Almost Ruined The Lives Of My Family And I
By Reno Omokri Sometime in 2012, it entered my heart to give back to Nigeria. I had invited some White Christian missionaries to Nigeria, in August 2012, and we visited an orphanage in Abuja, the…
Arthur Eze And Ethnocentricity
Every race and ethnic group has stereotypes. As members of these ethnic groups our actions and inactions either reinforces these stereotypes or helps to dismantle them. The Urhobos are often called Urhobo wayo because they…
Wole Soyinka At 86: The Man, The Writer And The Activist
By Franklin Ugobude For a lot of young people, Professor Wole Soyinka was the man with white hair and a white glorious beard who wrote and had a prefix ‘Nobel laureate’ whenever his name seemed…
Thoughts on Turning 70
We all know what matters in life — so why do we wait to act on it? By Arianna Huffington, Thrive Global Founder & CEO Next week, on July 15, is my 70th birthday, coming…