Author: Dr. Olaoluwa Vincent Ajayi

African students and migrants are reportedly coerced into fighting in Russia’s war in Ukraine under threats of deportation, exposing dangerous exploitation and rising geopolitical tensions. As the war in Ukraine grinds into its third year, Russia is reportedly turning to unconventional and controversial methods to bolster its depleted military ranks. Online source revealed that African men, including students and migrants, are being coerced into joining Russia’s armed forces under threats of deportation or visa cancellations. The Kremlin’s desperation to fill its ranks is evident. According to the UK Ministry of Defense, Russia has suffered staggering losses of over 500,000 soldiers…

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Jake Paul’s victory over Mike Tyson ignites debate over boxing’s integrity. Critics question the fight’s legitimacy, citing age disparity and modified rules, while fans voice disappointment over lackluster action. In a historic yet polarizing match, YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul defeated boxing legend Mike Tyson in an eight-round bout at the AT&T Stadium in Texas. While the event drew massive attention, it has ignited intense debate among boxing professionals about the fight’s legitimacy and its implications for the sport’s integrity. The Texas Athletic Commission’s imposition of modified rules, including shorter two-minute rounds and 14-ounce gloves, highlighted concerns over the stark age disparity…

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Republicans gain control of the House, achieving a “trifecta” with the presidency and Senate under Trump. This unified government sets the stage for sweeping policy changes and reforms. Washington, D.C. — In a major political victory, the Republican Party has taken control of the U.S. House of Representatives, completing a “trifecta” by holding the presidency and both houses of Congress. This gives the Republicans full control of the federal government, opening the door for major policy changes. Former President Donald Trump returned to the White House after a decisive win in the 5 November election, running on a platform of…

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In what some observers see as a potential nod to his political benefactors, Governor Monday Okpebholo of Edo State has nominated Cyril Oshiomhole, son of the prominent political figure and former governor Adams Oshiomhole, as Commissioner for Health. This nomination, alongside other appointments, has sparked a wave of speculation across Edo State, with many citizens questioning whether the governor’s decisions are rooted in merit or political loyalty. Adams Oshiomhole, a towering presence in Edo State’s political landscape, served as governor, led the All Progressives Congress (APC) as its national chairman, and now sits as a senator. His son’s appointment to…

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Following a historic 2024 election win, Trump begins his transition back to the White House, focusing on cabinet selections, policy priorities, and national security prep. His January 20 inauguration marks his second term start. Following a historic comeback victory in the 2024 presidential election, Donald Trump has become president-elect of the United States, having defeated current vice president Kamala Harris in a highly contested race. This election marks a rare return to power, positioning Trump to serve his second non-consecutive term as president. Here’s what happens next as Trump prepares to take office and what this transition period will entail.…

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A new study suggests the human lifespan may cap at 115.7 years for women and 114.1 for men. Despite rising average life expectancies, scientists identify a biological ceiling for maximum age. Despite advances in medicine and lifestyle that allow people to live longer than ever, scientists now believe there’s a hard ceiling to human lifespan. According to groundbreaking research from the Netherlands, statisticians at Tilburg and Rotterdam’s Erasmus University have analyzed data from 75,000 people who died over the last 30 years, concluding that while humans are living longer on average, the maximum lifespan has likely hit a plateau. The…

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“Crimea is Gone,” says Former Trump Adviser Bryan Lanza, hinting at a possible shift in U.S. policy on Ukraine. The incoming administration may prioritize peace negotiations over Ukraine’s territorial goals . A former adviser to President-elect Donald Trump has revealed insights into the incoming administration’s intended approach to the conflict in Ukraine. According to Bryan Lanza, a senior campaign adviser for Trump’s 2024 presidential run, the new administration will prioritize achieving peace over the reclamation of Ukrainian territories currently occupied by Russia, including Crimea. In an interview with the BBC, Lanza emphasized that the administration would seek a “realistic vision…

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In an ambitious move to foster inclusivity, the Church of England has undertaken a sweeping initiative aimed at diversifying traditional images of Jesus and other biblical figures, urging dioceses across the country to reflect a more racially inclusive vision of God and the divine. With the emphatic assertion that “God is not a white man,” clergy are re-evaluating religious imagery and messaging to address what leaders have described as long-standing racial inequities within the church. This initiative follows a series of reports and recommendations from the Archbishops’ Commission for Racial Justice, which has called out “structural and institutional racism” across…

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Donald Trump’s newly proposed peace plan for Ukraine, as published by The Telegraph, outlines a strategy for halting the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine. The plan reportedly involves an 800-mile buffer zone between Russian and Ukrainian forces, to be enforced by European and British troops. The goal is to “freeze” the current front lines, effectively pausing the conflict and allowing Ukraine to build up its defenses with U.S. support. The proposal suggests that Ukraine should agree to a 20-year delay on its aspirations to join NATO in exchange for substantial military assistance from the U.S. to deter any future…

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Washington D.C.—In a Rose Garden address on Thursday, President Joe Biden urged Americans to “bring down the temperature” and assured the nation of a peaceful transition of power following Republican Donald Trump’s victory in the U.S. presidential election. Addressing the nation amidst a deeply divided political climate, Biden called on Americans to see each other as “fellow Americans” rather than adversaries, regardless of political leanings. “You can’t love your country only when you win. You can’t love your neighbor only when you agree,” Biden remarked, imploring Americans to lower hostilities and foster unity after one of the nation’s most contentious…

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