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Snakes: How 3 African countries export pythons with Nigeria’s quota – UNIUYO Don

Snakes: How 3 African countries export pythons with Nigeria’s quota – UNIUYO Don

UYO—AN expert in snake management and Associate Professor, Department of Forestry and Natural Environment Management, Faculty of Agriculture, University of Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, Edem Archebong Eniang, has raised the alarm, that Ghana, Togo and Republic of Benin, had appropriated Nigeria’s annual export quota of 2000 baby-pythons to Europe, causing the country a huge loss in foreign revenue.

How I cope with my 98 children — Father Damian Adizie

How I cope with my 98 children — Father Damian Adizie

Immediately after my ordination. While I was doing my theology in Kenya, I was equally doing a diploma in print journalism because I have passion for writing. As a seminarian, I was doing what other seminarians could not do because people like to hide their gifts, waiting until after ordination before they explode.

Thousands of Nigerian girls in danger in Italy

Thousands of Nigerian girls in danger in Italy

The International Organisation for Migration (IOM) on Friday said thousands of Nigerian migrant girls brought to Italy were in great danger of being forced into prostitution in Europe.

Young people trust less, but still happy: study

Young people trust less, but still happy: study

Young people’s trust in key figures such as politicians and religious leaders has fallen sharply over the past five years but they remain largely happy, a global study said Thursday.

How Nzekwu, author of Eze Goes To School,   was buried in grand style

How Nzekwu, author of Eze Goes To School, was buried in grand style

ONITSHA – Literary icon and co-author of Eze Goes to School, late Odinigwe Onuora Joseph Nzekwu has been buried in Onitsha, Anambra State, by members of his Agbalanze Society, in a haze of glory. Nzekwu, pioneer general manager of the News Agency of Nigeria, NAN, was committed to mother earth amidst tight security, following the temporary relocation of his wife, Mrs Justina Nzekwu, to her paternal home, before the arrival of her husband’s corpse from the mortuary for interment, declining to make public, the major reason for her relocation.