Unelected bureaucrats get paid millions to defraud the British public with the insane ‘net zero’ pricing and supply racket that will inevitably cause power cuts There is a game on NESO’s website that illustrates how the ‘prices are rigged’ – power cuts and higher electricity prices inevitable! PETER HALLIGAN From here: The little-known government body…
From Laide Raheem, Abeokuta Ogun State Governor Dapo Abiodun on Sunday paid glowing tribute to his wife, Mrs Bamidele Abiodun, as she marked her 60th birthday, describing her as a woman of virtue, compassion, unwavering faith and an indispensable partner whose steadfast support has been central to his life’s journey and public service. Speaking during…
Vice President Kashim Shettima on Sunday arrived in Lungi, Sierra Leone, to participate in the 69th Economic Community of West African States Heads of State and Government Summit. On arrival at the Sierra Leone International Airport, Lungi, Shettima was received by Sierra Leone’s Vice President, Dr Mohamed Jalloh; Nigeria’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Amb. Bianca…
St Joseph’s Catholic Parish, Amakofia, Ohom-Orba, Udenu Local Government Area of Enugu State, has drawn reactions after displaying its account details on banners across the church to raise funds for its ongoing building project. The banners, seen by THE WHISTLER, are conspicuous at every corner of the church, soliciting funds from both the parishioners and…
For generations, Americans have rallied behind the phrase “America First.” To some, the words represent patriotism, strength, security and a commitment to protecting American interests above all else. To others, the phrase raises difficult questions about global responsibility, military involvement abroad and the growing burden carried by American taxpayers and families at home. The issue…
Sir Sadiq is one of 26 public figures who have been put into the Lords, but his record in charge of London has been abysmal STEPHEN POLLARD As a thrice-elected Mayor of London, Sir Sadiq is a familiar national presence – indeed an all-too-familiar presence for those of us who live in the capital and…
