Between sexual fantasies and reality
Socially deviant sexual acts, date back to Biblical days with detailed records of several sexual acts as captured in the stories of Lot, the brother of Abraham and his wife and Lot’s exit from the land of Sodom and Gomarah. Another story of incest was recorded in the story of Noah and his daughters. David’s daughter, Tamarah also suffered the trauma of rape and incest in the hands of her brother.
Oniba’s kidnap: We paid N15.1m ransom to free Monarch – Witness
The trial of the four suspects in the alleged kidnap of the traditional ruler of Iba Town, Oba Goriola Oseni, commenced yesterday before a Lagos State High Court, sitting in Igbosere, with the revelation from two witnesses that the abductors obtained two ransoms worth N15.1million. The defendants, Duba Furejo, Ododowo Isaiah, Reuben Anthony and Yerin Fresh were arraigned on October 24, before Justice Oluwatoyin Taiwo on an eight-counts charge bordering on conspiracy, murder, attempted murder, robbery, armed robbery, felony and kidnapping.
Lagos raises N6.25b in Employment Trust Funds
Lagos State Government has raised N6.25 billion for its Employment Trust Fund, ETF, as first tranche of the N25 billion funding program for self employment generation in the State.
Embrace good-neighbourliness, Iruku urges Ndigbo in Diaspora
Chairman Lagos State Council of Ndieze Igbo, and former President General Ohaneze Ndigbo Worldwide, Prof. J. O. Irukwu (SAN) has enjoined Ndigbo living in Lagos and Diaspora to always be in good relationship with people in whose territory they live, saying, that’s the only way peace and harmony can only reign in a person and a country.
Nsude Pyramids: Black Africa’s Lost Heritage?
On the Udi highlands of Enugu state, the Nsude pyramids once stood as a testimony to Black Africa’s level of cultural enlightenment. Built with hardened red mud and clay, the structures lasted centuries until the 1930s when degradation followed years of negligence, so much that today only their faint outlines can be traced. A report on the monuments published in Wikipedia describes them as “one of the unique structures of Igbo culture”.
Ghana’s $120 residency fee for Nigerians unacceptable, says Gaya
Vice President, Inter-Parliamentary Union for Africa,IPU-Africa, and senator representing Kano Central, Kabiru Gaya, Friday, frowned at Ghanaian government for introducing $120 residency fee for Nigerians in the country , saying the development, which he noted, was against the spirit of brotherliness in Africa, must not be allowed to stand.
