Just Human

Visible Articles 5 10 15

Man battles to keep motherless twins alive after 13 yrs of wrongful imprisonment

With tears dripping down his cheeks, Oluwarotimi Sikiru looked lost. He knelt down as if addressing some audience. “I am appealing to good spirited Nigerians to come to my aid. My suffering has been compounded since going to prison for an offence I did not commit,” Sikiru said. Sikiru was in jail for 13 years as prisoner awaiting trial until February 14, 2003 on trumped-up robbery charge. He remarried after his release as his wife abandoned him during his years in jail.

Tears, emotions as Air Force buries instructor pilot who died last week

TEARS ran down freely Wednesday, from the eyes of friends, family members and some military personnel, both junior and senior as the remains of Group Captain Adanu Ochai, the Nigerian Air Force instructor pilot, who died in an air crash last week, was buried at the Abuja Military Cemetery.

Schoolgirl amputated after 2012 electricity incident goes on hunger strike

UYO—THE Rotary Club International, Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, has brought rivers of joy to 10-year-old Joy Kingsley Michael, the only survivor of the Itam Primary School, Uyo, pupils electrocuted by a high tension wire of the non-operational National Electric Power Authority, NEPA, after a heavy downpour, while returning from school in 2012.

I still need 10,700 dollars lifeline – Lady badly burnt in police barracks by lover

Five years after Mary Sunday, a graduate of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, was allegedly set ablaze by her   fiancé, a police officer identified as Corporal Isaac Gbanwuan, hope of her living a normal life again, even though still awaiting justice, beckons, thanks to the governor of Lagos State, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode.

UK moves to end modern slavery in Nigeria

The United Kingdom is cracking down in the barbaric crime of modern slavery, International Development Secretary Priti Patel announced in Nigeria, as she called for a world free from this abhorrent trade.

Let us solve all your BACK-TO-SCHOOL problems

Starting a new school year can be a time of great excitement and anxiety. However, with the right information, all of that can be a walkover. Vanguard Woman’s Own (published every Thursday in Vanguard Newspapers) is determined to help resolve this reoccurring challenge faced by every parent and for that, we will be feeding you our esteemed readers with a one-of-a-kind Back-To-School edition at intervals, in which we will be providing answers to all of your back-to-school challenges such as the following.

CROWNING OF 21 OBAS: Ibadan city’s game changer

IBADAN — With the coronation of 21 new kings in Ibadan on Sunday, the history of the cosmopolitan city, especially in the traditional institution has changed. While greater percentage of the Ibadan indigenes are not opposed to what people described as a giant stride taken by Governor Abiola Ajimobi, others are afraid that the move could usher in violence and unhealthy competition among contenders for the stool in the future.

Exit mobile version