The miracle of double portion(1)
2021: Waiting for Soludo?
Anambra 2021: Waiting for Soludo?
Reasons Buhari picked career politicians
God save Nigeria from another sectarian war
I am fixing Imo, not after Okorocha — Ihedioha
Much more than a musician
What does God’s righteousness demand?
Moshood Abiola National Stadium in tatters
Super Eagles can build on AFCON 2019 success — Okpara

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OPEN DEFECATION: Kano Fulani saved from themselves
The Fulani community of Yammawar Kafawa in Dambatta local government area of Kano State had, over the years, been plagued by water borne diseases like diarrhoea and cholera.
Necrolatry is the root of the evil of ungodly and worldly burials
NECROLATRY is a branch of Idolatry, that gives so much sentimental reverence for the dead, or for dead bodies. The burial of Moses by God in Deuteronomy 34:5-6, was to deliver the children of Israel from this terrible sin of necrolatry and more-so from the sin of relicolatry, which is another branch of Idolatry, that gives reverence to the relics of dead saints of God, by paying pilgrimage or homage to their sepulchers.
Buhari’s ministers: Wankers to the people
For a party that accused its opponent, the PDP of corruption, it seems to be recruiting former pillars of this “corrupt party” into its government
Native’s stomach ripped open as rubber war rages in Ondo
Blood flowed as youths of Araromi Obu and lkales, Ondo State battled over land.
Akpeyi looking forward to new season with Kaizer Chiefs
Daniel Akpeyi says he can’t wait for the new season to begin with Kaizer Chiefs.
UKINEBO DARE: Combating illegal migration through job creation
When I was in the university, I sold recharge cards, bread, gala, soft drinks, and more. I had a shop. It was a beautiful experience for me
Finding missing millions at the risk of dying of hepatitis
Every year, millions of people die of viral hepatitis or inflammation of the liver in Nigeria and Africa in particular. According to a new scorecard by the World Health Organisation, WHO, dying of viral hepatitis in Africa is becoming a bigger threat than dying of AIDS, malaria or tuberculosis.
Nigeria’s many non-human enemies
The story was that a snake sneaked into the accounts department of the Benue State Branch of the Board in Makurdi and made away with N36million naira cash
For and Against the All Progressives Congress (4)
The negative effects of insecurity are already manifesting: shrinking investments by both local and foreign investors, reduced productive activities, noticeable decline in nocturnal economic engagements and general feeling of anxiety among the population
The Bling Lagosians living up to expectations
Finally, we have seen the much talked about movie, Bling Lagosians, written by Anthony Kehinde Joseph and directed by Bolanle Austen-Peters The Bling Lagosians tells the story of The Holloways, an elite Lagos family led by old-money-born Akin Holloway who runs his company aground and soils the family name and business with the help of his wife, as a result of their lavish spending and insatiable cravings.
Ubuntu: We are because I am
The people have been in a fantasy doldrum for so long that the escape from stark reality is to hope and nothing happens
All hail Boris Johnson, the no-deal helmsman
We do not know the direction of his foreign policies yet. It would be premature to assess him on what he had not announced. But a glimpse of Johnson’s tenure in office as the Foreign Secretary may offer an insight into what the relationship with other continents, especially Africa would be
‘Benue starts teaching of sciences in local languages’
Dr. Philip Tachin, the immediate past Executive Chairman of Benue State Universal Basic Education Board, SUBEB, says the teaching of science subjects in schools in native languages will soon start in schools in the state.
You can turn your night to day
THERE is need for people to move forward in their deeds and examine how big or great they are. In view of the above, let us examine two statements or expressions made in the scripture by Pontius Pilate and Jesus Christ.
Forgive and you will be forgiven
Judge not, and ye shall not be judged: condemn not, and ye shall not be condemned: forgive, and ye shall be forgiven (Luke 6:37).

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