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Mrs. Yinka Adekunle travelled to Lokoja on official duties. She was expected to spend 5 days but as fate would have it, the programme only took 3 days. Since she could not reach her husband because of phone issues, she decided to return home unannounced.

On getting home, her children told her that their father had a female visitor the moment she left and that the lady has been with them since then. She was already infürïãtëd. Learning the lady was in the visitor's room, she peepped: lo and behold, the lady was there; even putting on her wrapper.

She quietly went to the kitchen and boiled water in her very big kettle. As the water was boiling, her husband drove in and went straight to the visitor's room calling out: 'my love, I'm home.' Unknown to him, his wife was already home.

Mrs Adekunle was even more ãngêrêd when she heard that and said to herself 'today, God must receive 2 visitors.' She took the høt water and, ... and, ... and made garri for everybody!

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Giordano Bruno

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Born1548
Nola near Naples, Kingdom of Naples (now Italy)Died17 February 1600
Rome, Papal States (now Italy)SummaryGiordano Bruno was an Italian philosopher of science who was eventually burnt in Rome as a heretic.


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Biography

Giordano Bruno's father, Giovanni Bruno, was a professional soldier who married Fraulissa Savolino. They baptised their son Filippo Bruno but later Filippo was called "Il Nolano" after the town of his birth which stands on the northeastern slope of Vesuvius. Only at the age of 17 when he entered the Dominican convent of San Domenico Maggiore in Naples, where Thomas Aquinas had taught, did Filippo take the name Giordano.

Bruno left his home town of Nola to travel to nearby Naples when he was 14 years old to study there. He attended lectures on humanities, logic and dialectics in Naples and it was at this time that he was influenced by one of his teachers towards Averroism. This was Christian philosophy based on an interpretation of Aristotle's works through the Muslim philosopher Averroes. Its basic belief was that reason and philosophy are superior to faith and knowledge founded on faith. We shall see as we relate the story of Bruno's life how he continued to be influenced by the ideas of Averroism.

After his studies in Naples, Bruno entered the Dominican convent of San Domenico Maggiore in 1565 taking at this time the name Giordano. His views were considered heretical by many in the convent, but nevertheless he was ordained a Catholic priest in 1572. Returning to San Domenico Maggiore he took courses on theology, completing the full range of course there, but he was upset by certain points in the Christian teaching which was presented to him. He wrote later that the teaching:-
.. attempted to draw me from worthier and higher occupations, to lay my spirit in chains, and from a free man in the service of virtue

Nigeria President Bola Tinubu don decorate di acting Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Major General Olufemi Olatubosun Oluyede to di rank of Lieutenant General.

Di presidency for statement confam say Oga Tinubu promote am to di higher rank for one ceremony wey hold for di President Office for di State House on Tuesday, 5 November.

“We recognise all you dey do to ensure say di kontri dey safe and stable,” di President tok as e decorate di acting COAS.

Di acting COAS rise from di rank of Major General to Lieutenant General few days afta President Tinubu appoint am as acting army chief.

Lieutenant General Oluyede bin assume office as di acting Chief of Army Staff just one week ago to act in place of di substantive Army Chief, Lieutenant General Taoreed Abiodun Lagbaja, wey dey attend to im health outside di kontri.

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