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Even before the world had fully learned to pronounce coronavirus, another quiet epidemic had already begun. The World Health Organization gave it a name: infodemic. It is not caused by a pathogen, but it spreads just as quickly and just as dangerously. An infodemic is an overwhelming flood of information,…
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Twelve years can turn a political graveyard into a garden, and Nevada just proved it. In 2014, Democrats weren’t just beaten—they were buried. Every one of the six constitutional offices went Republican. The GOP flipped both chambers of the state Legislature. A Democratic congressional seat fell in an upset that left the party stunned. With Governor Brian Sandoval cruising into a second term and Republicans holding a Carson City trifecta, the conventional wisdom was that Nevada had become a red state for the foreseeable future. Democrats were practically irrelevant, wandering the desert with little water and less hope. Now fast-forward…
Paragraph 1 On an evening when Abeokuta’s air was filled with the unmistakable rhythm of celebration, the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR), Ogun State Chapter, gathered for the second edition of its much-anticipated Owanbe Nite. It was not merely a social event; it was a cultural statement, a night of music, laughter, colorful attire, and the warm feeling of professional kinship. Under the theme “Ariya Galore: Celebrating the Spirit of Oneness,” the hall welcomed communicators, civil servants, media professionals, and leaders from across the state. But beneath the festive atmosphere and the clinking of cups lay a message of…
