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Kehinde Omotosho is a professional artist from Nigeria who specializes in digital illustration, cartoon character and caricature making and as a satire artist. He has worked as a freelance creative artist with BudgIT foundation and many other NGOs Kehinde shares a valuable art tips, cartoon, illustrations on social media as “Kenny tosh cartoons” on Facebook and on Instagram page as “kenny.tosh_cartoons” where some of his works are displayed. I currently work with Daily Trust Newspaper as a cartoonist and as an information designer.
The throne of War

Has the Messenger of war finally ascended to the throne in the middle east to create WW3?
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Temporary withdrawal of the Israeli army and future operations in Rafah

It's just like a Monopoly game that gives the adversary free access to demand and occupy (co
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Trump reverses course on abortion rights in the middle of the presidential campaign
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30 year Anniversary of Rwanda Genocide (April-July 1994)
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Israel says its strike that killed aid workers was a mistake

Can the mistake be corrected in reality just like a paper work?
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4.8 magnitude earthquake in New York and its neighbouring states
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Envoy of air pollution:The insignificant taxes on cigarette consumption by the Rich has no power to tame their smoking habit
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The poor exert more energy in running (spinning) the world economy while little or nothing is done by the RICH to protect it
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Israeli parliament passes law paving the way for Al Jazeera closure
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Turkey local elections: Opposition claims big city wins in blow to Erdogan

Turkey local elections: Opposition claims big city wins in blow to Erdogan
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The living having phobia for living

Gaza 'feels like a coffin for children,' some adolescents are 'wanting to die&#039
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Likelihood of famine in Haiti

About 1.4 million Haitians are on the verge of famine, according to WFP
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More than one million girls barred by Taliban from attending schools
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