Amnesty: Militants want indefinite extension
MILITANTS in the Niger Delta who have been granted amnesty by the Federal Government and have been given Sunday, October 4 deadline to surrender their arms have reiterated their demand that the deadline should be extended. They have the support of Ijaw leader, Chief Edwin Clark, who wants the deadline extended to December 31.
Driver docked for raping 13 year-old sister in-law
A 35 year-old taxi driver who allegedly tricked his 13-year old sister in-law into the bush and raped her has been docked at the Area Magistrate’s Court, Pankshin, Plateau State along with his 40-year old accomplice.
Petty trader wins First Bank’s Big Splash promo
A provision seller based in Aghbarho, Ughelli North local government area of Delta State, Mrs. Magadaline Inikoro, has won the star prize of a Toyota Prado jeep in the First Bank Big Splash Promo Reloaded draw.
Investment tribunal dispenses 300 cases
By Tony Edike ENUGU—The Investments and Securities Tribunal has within its six years of existence, adjudicated nearly 300 cases with monetary value of about N100 billion, Chairman of the Tribunal, Dr. Nnenna Orji, disclosed in Enugu yesterday. She explained that the opening of more offices of the tribunal in geopolitical zones across the country, was […]
First time out: (11)
Have you ever tried to think back, capture the first time you had sex? What was it like, was it as imagined? When did you first have sex? Why did you do it? With whom and are you still with the person? Given a second chance, will you do the same thing? Together with Onozure Dania, we talked to respondents and bring you their responses below.
Nigeria @ 49 – Slipping out of global frame
THERE is a ring of mockery to suggestions that Nigeria will ever be great. There are even suggestions that such consoling predictions are made to keep Nigerians hopeful as their country slips out of global reckoning – gleefully, blissfully.
