Editorial

The move by the government to ban anti-vaccination protests and all other demonstrations outside hospitals in a bid to make Alberta health-care facilities safer for staff, patients and families, is...

The ongoing ethnic war rocking the three major tribes of Nigeria recently unveiled a sizzling episode that may plunge the nation into serious crisis if not curbed. The northern region...

Elections in Nigeria are fast approaching and it is most likely that political parties will present to the electorates same guardians who has always been there. The nature of party...

Written by Olumide Oyekunle juliusolumide@yahoo.co.uk The society no doubt has failed the female folk, with so much glass ceiling at workplace, income inequality, abuses and violent conducts. We have produced...

By Frank Ofili   Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch has decided to launch a federal investigation into whether the Baltimore Police Department has engaged in a “pattern or practice” of...

Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari’s one month in office can best be described as motion without movement, although one cannot categorically say that he has not hit the ground running. His...

In this edition of your informative newspaper, we bring to you happenings in Nigeria, Canada and around the world. Nigeria continues in her characteristic tradition of churning out jaw-dropping stories...

The year 2015 is significant for Nigeria and Canada in many respects. It is the year both countries had a change of government; and not just a change of government,...

Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari’s may not be savvy in macro economy management, but there is a general consensus that his government is winning the war on terror. This is reflected...

Nigeria’s former President, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, is one man never out of the news. Since he left office in 2007, he has remained a constant feature in the political scheme...