Quintuplets: Three discharged, two still under intensive care
On Friday 23, 2011, the news of the Nigerian born quintuplets (five babies) who were born at the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital, LUTH, Idi-Araba, spread across the country. The news was not just for broadcast only but for people to know that such a wonder also takes in this part of the world.
Lagos Toll: The biting effects of tolling on Lekki road – Residents speak
Juliana, a resident of Epe area of Lagos like any other trader who stuttles from a far distance to the Lagos Island for the daily business will have to pay more moving for the daily activities.
Happy(?) New Year
Err… happy (?) New Year? I’m not trying to be tongue in cheek but how do you say those words with good cheer given the recent backdrop of events. I’ve said it before… sometimes writing this column is a burden. I often tell my kids that it’s okay to be quiet if you don’t have something nice to say…
In Rivers, food prices sky-rocket, fares now 300 percent higher
PORT HARCOURT: Mrs Chigozie went to the popular Mile 1 market in Port Harcourt Wednesday evening to buy food items. As she was haggling with meat sellers, she did not know when she suddenly burst into tears. Later when she pulled herself together, she muttered to those around that she was forced to start weeping when she realised that the prices of things in the market had gone up by over a 100 percent.
We’ll surprise teams in NPL – Jigawa coach
Chief Coach of newly promoted Premier League side, Jigawa Golden Stars, Ahmed Abdullimi has disclosed that the team is bent on surprising all others as the league commences.
Revive Nigeria’s football, Ladipo charges NFF
President General of the Nigeria Football Supporters Club, Dr Rafiu Ladipo has said that the Nigeria Football Federation, NFF owes Nigerians a turn around in football this year and in the future by setting up firm plans that will improve football in all ramifications.
