Bishop Ezeokafor condemns herdsmen’s attack on priests
The Catholic Bishop of Awka Diocese, Most Rev Paulinus Ezeokafor, has described the attack on three catholic priests by suspected herdsmen in Enugu as unfortunate and saddening.
Feeling used and dumped? It happens all the time!
No matter how liberated society is about sex and how you go about making the most of the opportunities you have, at the end of the day, you have to face the decision you make and account for your recklessness. The bandwagon effect seldom bodes well for everybody as Ruki recently found out.
Your miracle is not too late
God wants his children to develop the habit of praying always
The dame and us
I have a fascination for the political cartoons. They were so pithy, straight to the point; most of the time unambiguous. I have done some of the time work on some of them. They can be sober and sometimes licentious. You can learn one or two from them.
OPEC exempts Nigeria from reducing production output
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, OPEC, have exempted Nigeria, Iran and Libya from cutting production output given the peculiar internal challenges they found themselves.
NIGERIA: 56 years later
The civil war continues to haunt Nigeria today because its ghosts were never properly buried. The contradictions of that war gave impetus to all the abominations that came to characterize the post-war nation
