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  MUST YOU BE THE JANITOR ? By Dr. K N Jacob Must you be the maid, messenger or watchman? Must you be the one serving others as a waiter, driver or receptionist – as others take coffee in the board room discussing corporate strategies?  Jesus said the poor will always be with us – but must you be the poor in your city? Must you be the one living in the ghetto? Must you be the one wearing what other people have dumped?  Every job is honorable. We need services at all levels. You can start at any level but don’t stay there. Don’t be comfortable at the lowest level of the food chain - scavenging for economic left-overs like vultures.  If you don’t invest in yourself, you’ll remain stuck at that level your whole life. No one will come to lift you up. The decision to grow is squarely in your hands. Your assets reflect your mindset.  Meph was invited to eat at King David’s table but he saw himself as a dog. For how long shall you be the underdog in you...

  I'm surprised how the nigerians treat hypertension." Swiss cardiologist in interview with nigerian television Laurin Loprieno: " Hypertension in Nigeria is still treated with old and useless drugs» Laurin Loprieno traveled last year to Nigeria to study the experience of his nigerian colleagues. In our country, according to Laurin, the development of the medical sector is very weak. Laurin Loprieno traveled last year to Nigeria to study the experience of his nigerian colleagues. In our country, according to Laurin, the development of the doctor is very weak. After some ambitious performances, Dr. Laurin Loprieno agreed to give an interview to Nigetian television. What did not like the famous doctor in Nigeria medicine? And why does he claim that Nigerian patients with hypertension will never recover? In your interview with journalists, you said things about nigerian medecine. Could you comment on this? I do not want to offend Nigeria, I respect Nigerian culture and peopl...

  WHY IS BEYONCE SO FAMOUS? (EXPLAINED)  Beyoncé Knowles is one of the most influential musicians of her generation and will go down in musical history as a glass ceiling breaker. Although Beyoncé may be best known for her solo career, she has been a member of two different musical groups and has been seen on television since she was a young child. Through her dedication to her craft, Beyoncé has become one of the best-selling musicians and one of the most important entertainers alive. Why Is Beyoncé So Famous? Beyoncé has become so famous thanks to her long-running and high-quality musical career, having earned countless awards for her albums and performances. Even if you are not a dedicated fan of the artiste, there is no denying that she is one of the most talented modern musicians alive. Beyoncé made her introduction to the world of music when she appeared on Star Search when she was only 12 years old. She and her young music group, Girls Tyme, didn’t win the compe...

  QUEEN ELIZABETH'S CROWN NOT HERS- PROF UJU ANYA Nigeria-born American professor, Uju Anya, has made more comments on late Queen Elizabeth II of England, saying she was unapologetic and would stand by her words. Anya, whose comments on Queen Elizabeth had sparked reactions across the world, further defended her comments, questioning how the Queen’s crown was gotten in the first place. She alleged that the crown was not her own but “plundered from the lands they exploited and extracted.” She said this in an interview with foreign-based news platform, The CUT. Anya said, “Queen Elizabeth was representative of the cult of white womanhood. There’s this notion that she was this little-old-lady grandma type with her little hats and her purses and little dogs and everything — as if she inhabited this place or this space in the imaginary, this public image, as someone who didn’t have a hand in the bloodshed of her Crown. How did she have that Crown? Even the crowns she wears are loote...

  SOME NIGERIAN NEWSPAPER HEADLINES, 11/09/2022 Punch Kanu: IPOB declares Tuesday sit-at-home in South-East Army kills mastermind of NDA attack in Kaduna Queen Elizabeth backed Nigeria during Biafran War –Buhari 286 Britons, Lebanese, Italians, others get Nigerian citizenship Media practitioners must protect democracy in reportage – Gbajabiamila Over 2,000 assets forfeited by Diezani, others rot away CBN defends naira with $7.6bn in five months Africa lack resources to tackle climate change –AfDB FG inaugurates committee against torture FG to shut unregistered medical laboratories  NDDC hands over upgraded hospital to Rivers Africa lack resources to tackle climate change – AfDB Ugwuanyi hypocritical, colossal failure – MASSOB IPOB can’t threaten Buhari’s visit, says Imo govt Vote of confidence can’t save Ayu – Wike Wabara’s emergence will stabilise PDP –Atiku Campaign Organisation No offer can make me stop supporting Tinubu – Saidi Balogun Abuja civil defence ...

WHAT AN ENVIOUS LITTLE FELLOW! WHY PRINCE TURNED DOWN MICHAEL JACKSON'S OFFER TO SING ON "BAD"  For decades, it's been a thing to try to pit Michael Jackson and Prince against one another. Who was better in the battle of royalty — the King of Pop or His Purple Majesty? Both musicians had other-worldly charisma and skill. Both could dance. Both made fans people squeal and pass out. Both loved James Brown and glitter. And both were a little alien-like in their celebrity: They were human but like, not. It's natural that people wanted the two musical giants to collaborate. That, however, never happened, even though it could've way back in 1987, when Jackson wanted Prince on the song "Bad," and Prince declined to participate. When you look at the history between the two mega-stars, Prince's refusal isn't shocking. Early on in their careers, the comparisons were pretty inevitable. For years, their careers ran parallel, beginning in the late ...