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Kindly Share This Story: By Shaina Abubakar The immediate past Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant-General Tukur Buratai on Saturday disclosed that he survived three assassination attempt on his life. Buratai, who was represented by Major Banjo Daniel at an inter-denominational prayer organised for him by the Olowu Kuta, Oba Adekunle Oyelude on his appointment as an Ambassador and successful completion of his tenure as Chief of Army Staff at his palace in Kuta, Osun state, said he was ambushed by bandits and insurgents three different time. He added that he took the loyalty and professionalism of the army to survive the ambush, stressing that the army would successfully combat insecurity in the country. “Buratai told me that as the Chief Army Staff, he was ambushed thrice by bandits and insurgents, it took the professionalism and loyalty of my troop to whisked me out of danger at those times. “His friendship with Oba Adekunle was divine, it was … [Read more...] about I survived three assassination attempts as CAS ― Buratai

On top of juggling sports, student government, charity work, a YouTube channel, her senior year course load and dual enrollment college classes during a tumultuous pandemic year, 17-year-old Naomi Barnes is the only member of her family currently employed. During breaks at her part-time UPS job, the Manual High School senior filled out college applications, refusing to let her lifelong dreams of attending a historically Black college or university fade despite the onslaught of stressors the COVID-19 pandemic presented. “My community — we are just struggling to survive to be honest,” Barnes said. “Struggling to survive is something I don’t want to have to keep doing. I want to be able to set up my family and their families and make sure my kids and their kids don’t struggle, and I can do that by going to college.” College application season can be stressful in a normal year. In 2020 as the coronavirus has annihilated normalcy in most aspects of life including higher education , … [Read more...] about Why COVID-19 has made college application season even more stressful this year

By John Thelin , Special to The Washington Post Today’s college students and recent alumni often look wistfully to the 1960s. By today’s standards, the price of a college education at the time was amazingly low. A student applying to a state university that charged no tuition had total annual expenses ranging from $1,100 to $1,500, or the equivalent today of $9,460 to $12,900. By contrast, today’s state university students typically spend $30,000 per year on tuition and expenses. Even at elite private colleges, tuition in 1963 was a mere $1,760 — the equivalent today of $14,500 for tuition. That pales in comparison to what actual students pay in 2018: about $55,000 to $60,000 per year for an Ivy League undergraduate. But the situation for students looking to go to college in the 1960s wasn’t all good. While the decade witnessed an explosion in the number of young Americans who were able to go to college — the percentage of high school graduates continuing to a college … [Read more...] about Why college costs soared as more students enrolled

WASHINGTON: Millions of Americans were voting on Tuesday (Nov 3) amid a once-in-a-lifetime pandemic to decide whether to reelect Donald Trump, one of the most polarising presidents in US history, or to send Democrat Joe Biden to the White House. A record-breaking number of early votes - more than 100 million - have already been cast in an election that has the nation on edge and is being closely watched in capitals around the world. The 77-year-old Biden, who served for eight years as vice president to Barack Obama, leads Republican incumbent Trump in national polls and in many of the battleground states that will decide the high-stakes race. The first polls close in several eastern states at 7pm but the winner may not be known on election night - or possibly even for days because of the huge number of mail-in ballots that need to be counted. Timeline: What to expect on US election night and beyond READ: Commentary: Two visions collide, as US head to historic polls this … [Read more...] about America on edge as nation decides between Trump and Biden

A romantic minibreak is brilliant for spending quality time together, but a shortage of annual leave or tight budget can be big hurdles. The good news is that the UK is filled with beautiful and romantic places that put the likes of Paris or Venice to shame - and you won't face the typical price hikes for weekends and peak holiday seasons. Instead, think elegant countryside retreats, beautiful landscapes for scenic walks, and charming towns with cosy pubs for whiling away a few hours. To give you a helping hand, we've rounded up some of our top picks of the UK's most romantic destinations - no need to fork out for air fares or using up heaps of annual leave. Oh, and for something extra special you may also want to check out some of the UK's most romantic hotels too! 1. The Cotswolds, England Hire a cosy cottage and spend the days leisurely strolling hand in hand through the picture-perfect countryside, exploring the picturesque, quintessentially British villages with … [Read more...] about Best romantic destinations in the UK from countryside retreats to city breaks