My Other Blogs
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muses and messages #miniconcert
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1. *here i am*, by Bryan Adams 2. *call on me*, by Daniel Caesar
NEWSBUKA for all the burning topics in Nigerian society and beyond. GeT
FREE EmAiL UpDa...
20 hours ago
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On studying the Classics
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Would it not be nice to know the classics? Then you consider The Bible,
and you remember Shakespeare, and you smile and shake your head because
you've bee...
4 days ago
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zodiac costume
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#personality
@halloween
Want fine African Literature? (Preview)
Nigerian Lifestyle A-Z at REALbubbler.blogspot.com
1 week ago
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One dream ends
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I asked AI to make a flag. (Second attempt)
*Twenty years ago*, I was
living in California,
missing Nigeria, and
so I created this blog,
UpNaira, my se...
5 months ago
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It's time...
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but don't go away.
Keep up with my other blogs. Read my books.
Stay mathy.
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2 years ago
Covid-19 turned out to be "ok" for Africa, compared to some other world regions and compared to the massive disaster that was feared and expected. Phew. Here's one essay on Africa's low coronavirus death rates.
ReplyDeleteGood news: some vaccines are coming.
ReplyDeleteNot so good news: infections are up now.
I'm itching at the moment, and it's my nth infection with coronavirus (my participation in the so-called "second wave") that is causing the mild illness, I believe.
Good news: some vaccines are ready.
ReplyDeleteMore good news: outcomes soon on more large-scale trials of potential treatments.
Meanwhile, we have the drug called dexamethasone saving lives (in specific case of advanced covid with patient on ventilator).
medicines for the treatment of covid-19, as at Dec 2020
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