DFU frowns at Delta Information Commissioner’s advice to Keyamo
Members of Delta Forces United(DFU), a non-governmental organisation has frowned at a recent statement credited to the Delta State Commissioner for Information, Chike Ogeah where he cautioned the National Coordinator of the group, and governorship aspirant, Mr. Festus Keyamo to stick to human rights activism and shun plans to go into politics.
DEATH: The booming business
In these parts, death is taken as seriously as life;sometime even more so. Indeed, in Africa the style in which you bury your dead especially one’s parents is a measure of your stature as a man or woman of means, and is a testament to how well (or not) the dead have raised their children. It’s a paradox.
Menstrual pain or something more?
Aching pain in the abdomen, feeling of pressure in the abdomen, pain in the lower back, hips and inner thighs, nausea, and those frequent trips to the toilet are some of the torment women face monthly.
UN ready to battle DR Congo rebels with ‘offensive’ peacekeeping
The UN Security Council has unanimously approved the first-ever “offensive” UN peacekeeping brigade to battle rebels in the Democratic Republic of Congo, which on Friday hailed the move as a turning point for its restive east.
Bayelsa commissioner’s mom escapes from kidnappers den
By Samuel Oyadongha, Yenagoa The 68-year-old Madam Comfort Dugo, mother of the Bayelsa Commissioner for Local Government and Community Development, Mr. James Dugo who was kidnapped Tuesday night by gunmen has reportedly escaped from captivity. It was gathered that the victim who was seized from her Odi residence in Kolokuma-Opokuma local government area of the […]
Football culture makes it so hard to be gay says Rodgers
Former Leeds winger Robbie Rodgers admits the macho culture of football makes it impossible for gay players to stay in the sport once they have revealed their homosexuality.
