Most Expensive Things Jeff Bezos Has Spent His Billion Dollar Fortune On
As the founder of Amazon, the world's most successful online market, Jeff Bezos has a net worth of over 190 billion dollars. With that much money at his disposal, he can not help but spend some of it on some expensive things. From a 10,000-year-old clock to a 141-year-old newspaper, these are the five most expensive things Jeff Bezos has spent his money on
Opinion: 3 Things We Might Experience In Nigeria If FG Makes It Legal To Own Guns
Not too long ago, owing to what has been happening in this country for long now, I once overheard some youths saying that the best way for people to feel safe in this country is for the federal government to make guns legal. Now, I understand that the reason why this youths will be making such a statement might be because he thinks or believes that since the law is working out in the United States of America, that enacting such a law here in Nigeria will also be beneficial for the entire citizens.
Disgrace As Washington Post Calls Nigerian Politicians "Useless", says African leaders are silent.
Amid the EndSars protests rallies by some youths, some International bodies and celebrities as reacted to the happenings in the country. Foreign Newspaper, The Washington Post, is an American daily newspaper published in Washington, D.C. It is the most-widely circulated newspaper within the Washington metropolitan area, and has a large national audience. In a recent publication it made on EndSars, it talked about how some politicians are reportedly trying to stop the EndSars protests and how Africa leaders
6 Reasons on Why The Chinese Military Will Surpass The U.S Military
Everyone knows that China's military force is rapidly turning into the best danger to US military power. From acting in the South China Sea to harming hacking efforts, the Chinese government is putting additional time and assets into its military procedure, and it appears. 1. The Chinese government is hacking its approach to new innovation. By utilizing digital assaults and hacking to take US military innovation, China is dodging the long, careful innovative work period of weapons fabricating. In Janu
Life of death row inmate who maintained innocence for 22 years may be spared after crucial vote
The Oklahoma pardon and parole board has voted 3-1 to recommend a commutation for death row inmate Julius Jones, a decision that moves the high- profile death penalty case to its final phase before the governor. Gov. Kelvin Stitt [R] must now decide whether to grant, deny or amend the board’s recommendation.
Washington Post's Article Questions Victims Disappearance After Encountering Nigerian Forces
The Washington Post which is an American daily newspaper published in Washington, D.C. has moved netizens to react following their recent report questioning the disappearance of victims of the disbanded Special Anti-Robbery Squad - SARS, and other Nigerian security forces. The Washington Post which is a most-widely circulated newspaper within the Washington metropolitan area has a large national and international audience, in the article titled “They Disappeared After Encounters With Nigeria’s Security forces.
Trump Followers React On The Washington Post's Tweet After Trump Coronavirus News
The tweets which was made by The Washington Post shortly after the President of America, Donald Trump has announced via Twitter that he and his wife, Melania have tested positive to Coronavirus has got different reactions from Trump's supporters. The ill-timed tweet was made 39 minutes after Trump has announced the result of his diagnosis. Washington Post tweeted after Trump Coronavirus News; "Opinion: Imagine what it will be like to never have to think about Trump again." This death wishing tweet came exactly
Another student kidnapping incident occurred in Nigeria, the third since December last year
On the 26th, a kidnapping incident occurred in a boarding school in Zamfara State in northwestern Nigeria.This was the third kidnapping incident in the country in three months.
US Border Wall Paint To Cost $3 Billion and Will Be Very Hot To Touch - Trump
US Border Wall Paint To Cost $3 Billion and Will Be Very Hot To Touch - Trump President Donald Trump has ordered that the Mexican wall will be painted black and that will cost over 3 Billion dollars. He further claimed that poeple will be unable to touch the walls because it will be very hot especially during summer. This is not the first time the President has talked about painting the wall black, but some borders walls officials and military commanders once talked him out of the idea. But now, President T
Chimamanda Adichie speaks on her bad fall, temporary memory loss and concussion
2020 has indeed been a rough year for Nigerian author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. From the loss of an aunt in April to the loss of her father in June, she has expressed nothing but grief and paranoia at the corona virus pandemic. In a new essay for "The Washington Post", she details her experience at falling while playing with her daughter, suffering from a concussion and temporary memory loss. Here's an excerpt from the essay: "My daughter and I were playing tag, or a kind of tag. Before that, we traced the letter
India Criticized For Not Setting Up Counter Measures
International community is criticizing India’s claim of being the largest democracy that it should set a pandemic-response example in which it has failed. The Washington Post writes that model of drastic measures to control the novel coronavirus has not been an entirely positive one despite Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi‘s false claims. Mr Modi announced a strict lockdown on March 24, with only four hours’ notice, and only after shutting down air, rail and road transportation. The result was that
Religion doesn't improve Society:more evidence
Religion is often touted as essential as a kind of secular glue, keeping society moral and empathic. Indeed, some say that even if there isn’t any evidence for a God, we should promote belief anyway because of its salutary side effects—the “spandrels” of belief. This “belief in belief” trope, as Dennett calls it, is counteracted by lots of evidence, including the observation that there’s a negative correlation between the religiosity of a country and both its “happiness index” and various
For Entrepreneurs; Jeff bezos names his favorite business book and 3 key points in the book
"My favorite business book is 'built to Last,'" Bezos told Fast Company in 2001, back when Amazon wasn't so much as 10 years old.
A deadly disease on the way after Covid-19
Since the first case of the new coronavirus was reported in the Chinese city of Wuhan on November 17, 2019, it has spread rapidly to many countries with currently configured cases of 1,276,587, of which 69,522 deaths were recorded and 265,944 recovered according to data from the world meter. Although the "Stay at Home" measure is considered to be the most effective way to contain the spread of the virus, its economic impact cannot be ignored. In a publication by The Washington Post on April 5, 2020, Fa
Something Bigger than Covid-19 is still coming up- Adam Fin Reveals.
Since the first case of the novel coronavirus was identified in the Chinese city of Wuhan on November 17, 2019, it has spread rapidly to many countries with currently confined cases at 1,276,587, of which 69,522 deaths and 265,944 worldometer-related recovery were registered. Though staying at home measure is seen as the most successful way of reducing the virus spread, the economic impact can not be ignored. Speaking in an April 5, 2020 issue of The Washington Post, Fareed said, "Even as we are just beginn
Brazilian Bishop Resigns After Video Of Him Masturbating Leaked Online
60-year-old Brazilian Bishop, Tome Ferreira da Silva has resigned from his position on Thursday evening August 19, after a video and images of him allegedly masturbating during a video call were leaked online. Photo Credit: The Washington Post In the video, Bishop Tome Ferreira da Silva was in a video call with another man that shows him in a half-naked state why he caressed his genitals.
"Charlie, Charlie are you there?" Why Teens Are Summoning Demons Explained
Charlie Charlie are you there? This and many other incarnation are sweeping the internet with Nigerian teens and youths calling on a demon named "Charlie" to ask for their fate and future. According to research and numerous online sources it was reported the game started in Spain and was popular among Spanish children before moving to English speaking countries. When asked how the game was played, The Washington Post reported that two pencils are placed on each other with a Yes and No written side by side on
A Husband Cannot Sexually Assault His Wife According To The Nigerian Constitution, Read Why
When we talk about sexual assault, it varies and somewhat restricted to some certain people. Sexual assault also known as rape is becoming rampant in the society and no swift measures are taken to stop the act. Obviously, sexual assault is a criminal offense when the man and the woman are not legally married and also without the consent of the woman.
A Saudi court has arrested a woman who fought for her right to drive in the country
A Saudi court has sentenced a young activist to five years in prison 31-year-old Loujain al-Hathloul struggles to get a driver's license She was arrested in 2018 and detained and Saudi Arabia allowed her to drive. A Saudi court on Monday sentenced Loujain al-Hathloul, one of the country's m ost prominent women activists, to five years and eight months in prison. According to reports from The Washington Post, the activist has been convicted of a number of terrorism-related offenses, a letter from her family confirmed.
A Rape Suspect released from jail amid pandemic kills his accuser, police say
ALEXANDRIA, Va. - Police in Virginia state that a rape suspect released from prison in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic went to murder the lady who charged him. The Washington Post reports that Ibrahim E. Bouaichi was found by experts on Wednesday. Be that as it may, he shot himself and was in grave condition on Thursday. Bouaichi was prosecuted a year ago on charges that included assault, strangulation and kidnapping. He was imprisoned without bond in Alexandria. The lady testified against him in