REUTERS WASHINGTON, June 15 (Reuters) – Former President Donald Trump pressed the Justice Department during his waning weeks in office to join his failed effort to overturn his election defeat based on his false claims of voting fraud, but its leaders refused, with one decrying the “pure insanity” of the claims, documents released on Tuesday […] Read more
By Mike Pompeo, Senior Counsel for Global Affairs 06/10/2021 Every single day in Nigeria, Christians aren’t just having their right to religious freedom denied – they are being murdered because of their faith in Jesus. I have often spoken of the importance of religious liberty to a free society. It is a foundational freedom. No society that denies its […] Read more
by Dr. Wumi Akintide President Biden & Vice President Harris, I see a compelling reason to address this letter to both of you as Heads of Government. I do so in my capacity as a syndicated columnist of the Sahara Reporters Media Company of New York. I was among the first to accurately predict you […] Read more
Published by Ayo Dada 166 days ago, President John Pombe Magufuli and I had dinner together at the State Residence in Dar es Salaam, but I did not know that it would be our last supper. The following day, he saw me off the apron of Julius Nyerere International Airport, but I did not know […] Read more
by Dr. Wumi Akintide I wept on January 20, 2017 not only because my preferred candidate who was a shoo-in to become the first female President of the United States had lost by winning the popular vote by 3 million votes, but was torpedoed by the first Mafia Boss in Donald Trump, whose last ditch […] Read more
By Dan Merica | CNN The political organization founded by NBA superstar LeBron James and a host of other Black athletes and artists will kick off its post-2020 work with a focus on the wave of Republican-backed legislation aimed at restricting voter access in the wake of the latest presidential election. More Than A Vote […] Read more
By Ajiboye Babatunde Phillip Walton, 27, the son of an American missionary Michael Walton, who had lived in Niger for more than 30 years was at the backyard of his farm house when six fierce looking gunmen on three motorcycles came wielding AK 47 assault riffles. They asked for money and Phillip told them he […] Read more
by Dr. Wunmi Akintide This Column has completely tuned out the Summit as arrant nonsense to bad rubbish. Thank God, they have now come from their foolhardiness to now finally accept that their John Gotti President is no longer President and would never again come anywhere near the corridors of Power in America as the […] Read more
