Planning Ahead At 102 (Years)
10 life lessons from Kirk Douglas on connection, age, health, and time well spent. By Kirk Douglas Don’t wish to be 100, it’s not very interesting – you don’t know what to do with yourself….
July 2020
Al Qaeda, Boko Haram, IPOB And How To Create A Monster
On September 11, 2001, when Al Qaeda struck the twin towers of the World Trade Center in New York, many Muslim fundamentalists and some moderates rejoiced that the United States is getting the pill they…
Money, Sex Responsible For Most Broken Homes – Couple Married For 65 Years
Pa Oluwole Apampa, 97, and his 89-year-old wife, Grace Omotayo Apampa, tell WALE OYEWALE about their 65-year experience in marriage, how they met, and why modern marriages fail How does it feel to be 97?…
Tottenham: Arsenal ‘Don’t Have Much To Celebrate’ – Mourinho
Jose Mourinho says Arsenal have little “to celebrate” after they appeared to mock Tottenham’s Premier League defeat at Sheffield United on social media. Highlights of Arsenal’s FA Cup win at the Blades on Facebook were…
Ghislaine Maxwell To Appear In Court As Fresh Details Of Arrest Emerge
More than 20 armed officers said to have taken part in raid leading to her detention at rural New Hampshire retreat By Owen Bowcott Legal affairs correspondent – @owenbowcott Ghislaine Maxwell, who is accused of…
‘We Need Laws Stringent Enough To Deter Rapists, Compassionate Enough To Protect Victims’
By Ijeoma Thomas-Odia Stephanie Linus (OKEREKE), an award winning actress, filmmaker and entrepreneur, is the Executive Director of Extended Hands Foundation, a non-governmental organisation that helps facilitate free treatment for women and girls with obstetric…
3 Important Lessons On Sustainable Well-being in Leadership
CEOs and employees are both at greater risk of burnout during times of crisis, so now more than ever, self-compassion is crucial. By Charlotte Wiseman, Wellbeing and Leadership Consultant & Trainer MAPPCP at Charlotte Wiseman…
Beyond Tinubu
By Akin Osuntokun Between Otto Van Bismarck and Claud Cockburn, one must have plagiarised the other. The remarkable wit, “never believe anything until it is officially denied” is attributed to both of them. In an…
Why Are The Japanese So Resilient?
Regularly pummelled by natural disasters, Japan has frequently had to bounce back from adversity. But this, some argue, has bred fortitude and a cultural trait of resilience. By Karen Gardiner 1 July 2020 At the…
Justice For Kano Forced Labour Victims
Punch Editorial NEWS of the recent incident in which hundreds of Nigerians were locked up and forced to work in a foreign-owned rice processing company in the commercial city of Kano is, to say the…