TV Show Review: “Supacell” “Supacell,” directed by Rapman and Sebastian Thiel, emerges as a compelling addition to the superhero genre, distinguished by its innovative storytelling and creative direction under the production companies It’s a Rap and New Wave Energy. Premiering on 27 June 2024 in the UK, the series introduces viewers to a captivating worldContinueContinue reading “A Must WatchTv Show”
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A Journey of Education: Contrasting Classroom Experiences from Nigeria to the UK
Transitioning from Nigeria to the United Kingdom for higher education has been a journey of contrasts, where the differences in technology, teaching techniques, and cultural nuances have shaped my academic experience profoundly. From handwritten notes to digital portals, and from strict discipline to a more relaxed atmosphere, each aspect has presented both challenges and opportunitiesContinueContinue reading “A Journey of Education: Contrasting Classroom Experiences from Nigeria to the UK”
Overcoming Name Bias in the Job Search: Navigating Challenges for African Names
In my opinion, the impact of a name on the job search process is a complex and deeply ingrained issue that extends far beyond its literal significance. As someone with firsthand experience and observation, I believe that having an African name or a name that does not conform to Western norms can often lead toContinueContinue reading “Overcoming Name Bias in the Job Search: Navigating Challenges for African Names”
Author’s Profile
I am Olumuyiwa Idris Fetuga, a 30-year-old international student from Nigeria currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Journalism and Media at the University of Hertfordshire. My academic journey began with a Bachelor of Science in Media and Communications from Afe Babalola University, where I honed my skills in understanding and analyzing media landscapes. During myContinueContinue reading “Author’s Profile”
Mikel Oyarzabal’s late goal for Spain shatters England’s Euro 2024 hopes.
If football is returning home, it is because it belongs to Spain. A record fourth European Championship victory was their reward for magnificent passing, excellent wing play, and merciless finishing, despite a brief period when it appeared that another implausible escape from England was on the cards in Berlin. Gareth Southgate, whose 102nd game asContinueContinue reading “Mikel Oyarzabal’s late goal for Spain shatters England’s Euro 2024 hopes.”
Ollie Watkins’ unexpected strike stuns the Netherlands and propels England to the final.
The more surprises England conjures, the more it seems this is their moment. Despite facing significant challenges during their gripping semi-final win over a decent, though not exceptional, Netherlands team, England emerged victorious. At times, the game appeared to be slipping away, especially when Ronald Koeman adjusted his tactics midway through the first half andContinueContinue reading “Ollie Watkins’ unexpected strike stuns the Netherlands and propels England to the final.”
It’s Coming Home
England’s journey through Euro 2024 has been a riveting tale of resilience, tactical prowess, and individual brilliance. Under the guidance of Gareth Southgate, the Three Lions have shown a blend of youthful exuberance and experienced grit, making them one of the standout teams of the tournament. One of the most memorable moments of their campaignContinueContinue reading “It’s Coming Home”
Movie To Watch
Review of “The Bikeriders” by Jeff Nichols Jeff Nichols’ “The Bikeriders” is a visceral plunge into the gritty world of 1960s motorcycle clubs, capturing the raw spirit and complex dynamics of its characters with an unflinching eye. Known for his deft handling of character-driven narratives, Nichols delivers a film that is both a historical explorationContinueContinue reading “Movie To Watch”
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