‘I WANT TO BE A NURSE’: Trafficked Delta girl finds hope after escaping Abidjan prostitution ring
Her rescue began with a viral video. In the footage, which circulated widely on social media, an unidentified interviewer found the young Nigerian on the streets of Abidjan and began asking questions to establish her identity and trace her family.
Subsidy removal: Traders cash in on crisis, jerk up prices
A significant improvement was recorded in transactions last week, on the secondary segment of the capital market, as the Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE, defied the ongoing protest over the removal of subsidy on fuel prices.
Less-privileged who didn’t know it’s new year
The Christmas and New Year are periods of dining and winning in many homes all over the world. While some Nigerians visited relaxation and tourist centres and fast food joints, others spent a lot of money on shopping for the season…
Fuel subsidy: Bayelsans abandon hinterlands as boat fares hit the skies
For how long will this hardship continue? This is certainly not what we bargained for when we defied that April deluge and came out en masse to cast our vote for President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan in the last presidential election with the belief that he has the magic wand to transform our ailing economy.
When senseless killings took over Ezza-Ezeilo
THE people of Ezza-Ezillo communities in Ishielu Local Government Area of Ebonyi State woke on Saturday, December 31, 2011 without the slightest premonition that death was lurking at different locations in the area.
Pomp as 127 youths are initiated into manhood in Edo community
ALmost every community in the traditional African society is identified by a unique feature which makes it different from others. Such unique features include the type of music, dance, cultural festival, sports and sacred rituals.
