Thursday, 19 February 2026

...WAITING FOR BUGODOT

Series: Buharism and the Fierce Urgency of Now


THE SCARECROW AND HIS 100 DAYS OF SIDDON LOOK:

 

It was in the season before the day of reckoning

when the two parrots in the savanna ochard

began firing their salvoes, fussilade and cannonade simultaneously

in a pulsating rythm as if under the influence of a wicked medium

forcing every creature on the farm out of their sleep

and commanding them that the dreaded-evil sheriff and the potentate of the orchard

wanted every animal without exception

to assemble at the courtyard

Books and Arts Review
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Patrick Hawes, Director of Bonhams Sporting Guns Department in London will be on hand next week at the company’s offices in Edinburgh and Glasgow to value local sporting guns following a very successful sale of two weapons sourced from Scotland recently.

A fine 20-bore (3in) 'Sporter' single-trigger over-and-under ejector gun by Holland & Holland, no. 50641 in its leather motor-case with a canvas cover made £26,000 when it came to auction in London. It had come from Troon. A second locally sourced gun, a fine 12-bore bar-in-wood sidelock hammer gun by J. Purdey, no. 10033, made £9,000 on a £4,000-6,000 pre-sale estimate at the same Bonhams sale.

Once owned by Colonel William Stirling who founded the SAS, a pair of 12-bore self-opening sidelock ejector guns by J. Purdey & Sons, no. 26141/2 builtSold for £43k for him, still in their J. Purdey & Sons leather motor-case, sold for £43,000.

Industry News
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Series: Buharism and the Fierce Urgency of Now

So you wanna hire police for your next party? Go see the DPO, give him 2p and take as many police as you can!

There is no country on the planet earth where police abuse by every LAGBAJA & JALAGBA is prevalent as in Nigeria. Police officers in Nigeria do not merely suffer verbal abuses in Nigeria hurled at them by most ungrateful Nigerians who think the business of policing is as cheap and easy as a man selling pepper soup (a Nigerian delicacy) and Ogogoro (Nigerian gin) at AJEGUNLE REPUBLIC.

Nigeria Watch International
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