We sleep with men, ‘Chair Lady’ collects the money — Calabar teenage sex workers
FOUR Teenage girls, who were tricked into prostitution in a notorious Calabar brothel, Vegas Flex, weekend recounted how they sleep with more than 20 men daily and how their ‘Madam’ collects the money.
Legislative aides threaten breach of peace in NASS
AIDES of senators and House of Representatives members, on the platform of National Assembly Legislative Aides Forum, NASSLAF, yesterday, warned that alleged plans by police to arrest their factional Chairman, Darlington Udeh, would result in a breach of public peace.
Herdsmen attacks: No grazing land in Ebonyi—CAN
EBONYI State chapter of the Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, weekend, said there was no grazing land for Fulani herdsmen in the state.
Buhari’s archaic approach to Niger Delta problems
TWO Nigerians from Katsina State have been Presidents of Nigeria in the past ten years. The first was Alhaji Umaru Musa Yar’Adua, who assumed power on May 29th 2007. He was an academic from a Fulani elite family. The core of his government comprised mainly Northerners because unlike his late elder brother, Major General Shehu Yar’Adua, he never really had much opportunity to interact with the wider Nigerian society before he joined politics.
FG wades into non-Abia civil servants’ sack
More than four years after non-indigenous workers were disengaged from Abia State civil service, help appears to be on the way as the Federal Government has said the problem was receiving necessary attention.
Insurance win South South Champion of Champions
Bendel Insurance of Benin on Saturday at the Sam Ogbemudia Stadium, Benin, defeated Akwa Starlets of Uyo by a lone goal to win the maiden South South Champion of Champions tournament, which featured all the Federation Cup winners in the geo-political zone.
