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by ‘Jola Sotubo   A 76 year-old woman met with good fortune after she was able to escape from the men who kidnapped her in Delta State on Monday. Otiti Esegba, managed to evade her captors and run for dear life about 5 hours after she was forcefully taken by her abductors in the early... Read More
by Adewale Maja Pearce Given the ever-present danger of Nigeria’s implosion — brought about by militants in the oil-producing Niger Delta, Islamic fundamentalists in the northeast, ethnic cleansing in the north central region and kidnappers everywhere you turn — we fractious Nigerians are unified by one salient truth: We all know that we cannot continue... Read More
by Oge Okonkwo Nollywood actress, Janet Atayero-Oluseye who was popular in the Yoruba genre has died. The 32-year-old actress passed away on Wednesday, October 23, 2013. She was said to have initially complained of pains on her foot and was not able to walk properly for some months. Mrs. Oluseye was reported to have sought... Read More
by Femi Aribisala Moghalu maintains foreign aid is not a path out of poverty into development. Certainly, the volume of aid is grossly insufficient relative to need. But Moghalu goes further to argue that foreign aid actually militates against growth and development. Indeed, he maintains the chief instrument for the under-development of the continent is... Read More
by Bamidele Ademola-Olateju In our public service, certain species of corruption have gone mainstream and have become normalized, no where is the evolution of smaller evils into bigger evils more evident than in Nigeria. Examples are civil servants who do very little to earn the salaries they are being paid. The Nigerian public service is... Read More
by Olugu O. Orji Gorbachev’s reforms were defined by restructuring and openness: two concepts highly likely to dominate President Jonathan’s proposed National Dialogue. It shouldn’t therefore be far-fetched if it turns out to be our local adaptation of perestroika and glasnost. It is generally agreed that war is undesirable and one is not about to... Read More
Three children have been killed – all brothers, one of them a four-month-old baby – after a fire erupted in a Bronx apartment building on Friday night. The Fire Department said they were called to a six-story block at 64 West 165th Street, at Anderson Avenue, near Yankee Stadium, at about 8pm. The fire broke... Read More
The Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Offences Commission, ICPC, has summoned top management officials of the Petroleum and Products Pricing Regulatory Agency, PPPRA, over alleged N3.5billion fraud in the Petroleum Support Scheme, PSF. The invitation followed a petition by a Port Harcourt-based petroleum products marketer, Ledisi Dagogo-Jack. In a petition dated August 13, 2013, Mr.... Read More
Navy ships are using Britney  Spears to scare off Somali pirates. Captains are playing the popstar’s hits at  full volume to deter ‘western culture-hating’ pirates and stop them boarding the  ships, merchant navy officer Rachel Owens revealed to the Metro. Classic hits Baby One More Time and Oops! I  Did It Again are being used... Read More
Battling for victory in front of a ferocious  crowd Muay Thai child warriors are forced to fight by their parents who wager  every penny they have on them. The shocking black and white photos form part  of an eye-opening series by German photographer Sandra Hoyn called Die Kampfkinder, roughly translated as Fighting  Kids. Buoyed on by... Read More
An ‘insanely jealous’ boyfriend tried to fill  his new girlfriend’s eyes and ears with Polyfilla in a week of sickening  abuse. Levi Mason, 24, beat Jamie Gorman, his  partner of just three months, with a broom and pressed a nine-inch knife against  her thigh. He also threatened to pour acid over her face  so that... Read More
by Frederick Nwabufor A gross percentage of Igbo people see the self-concocted concoction of troubles of Stella Oduah, the Minister of Aviation as a poisonous potion ladled out to the public by the “venomous” Yoruba media in a bid to pull her down and discredit her for the good works she has been doing because... Read More
Hi all, It’s been another busy week with news headlines swirling around and becoming almost too numerous to keep up with but here we are again with the major highlights of the week. We started the week on a rather interesting note when musician Burna Boy stripped down to his briefs during his performance at... Read More
by Rachel Ogbu There was confusion at the Abuja Nnamdi Azikwe Airport yesterday, October 28 after a plane set to land from Lagos suddenly ascended again seconds away from the ground. It comes less than a month after the horrific incident involving an Associated Airlines Embraer aircraft that killed 13 including a commissioner in Ondo... Read More
by Osisiye Tafa Computer Village is not an exact location. It is a warren of streets on which you find similar merchandise. Choked within a small area in-between Oremeji Street, Ola-Ayeni Street, Otigba Street, Olayi Tomori Street and Pepple Street, all that area is the famous Computer Village. Some places are more than a patch... Read More
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