Abia top UTME scorer to get N.5m scholarship in memory of late Ukpabi
I’m no Badoo, man in Vanguard cover photo cries out
NIMC deploys SMS Platform for NIN, Card Services
Nigerian woman survives 10 days in Sahara Desert
Man sacks wife for `enjoying sex’ with armed robbers
Man killed after threesome turns fatal
Couple drown in lake while having sex
Teacher suffocates pupil to death for making noise
Attack on US lawmakers: what we know

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Ticket to Europe? Nigeria girls lured into sexual slavery
In Benin City, Nigeria’s capital of illegal migration, no one says the word “prostitution”. The word on the street for the young girls who leave for Italy or France is “hustling”.
I found my son hanging shortly after I begged him to be of good behaviour — Bereaved mother
The death of 13-year-old Aounduver Terunm, who reportedly hung himself in Makurdi, Benue State capital, has continued to generate reactions given the circumstances surrounding the death of the teenager.
Begging for alms is a taboo – The Opebiyis, blind couple with two children
If not for their physical challenge, only God knows what inputs Adewale Opebiyi and his wife, Olanrewaju, would have been making but nature twisted them and this led to visual impairment. Imagine how they run their daily activities without sight! From domestic to commercial activities, it all implies earning income, fetching water, cooking, sourcing for foodstuff, clothing themselves, making outings, crossing bridges, accessing roads and so many other things without support !!
Benin stowaway boy: ‘Four years after noise from the plane’s engines still echoes in my ears’
On Saturday, August 24, 2013, 13-year-old Daniel Ohikhena, from Owan, Edo State, stowed from Benin Airport to Lagos in the wheel well of Arik flight W3 544. When the flight landed at the Lagos Airport, security agents and passengers aboard the flight were shocked to see the boy creeping out of one of the wheels of the aircraft. The security agents and passengers thought he was a ghost until they found that the boy stowed to Lagos. Daniel told journalists then that he thought the flight was going to America as he wanted to travel outside Nigeria.
My father didn’t want me in school because I was disabled — Chikunie, UNILAG lecturer
So, formally, I would say it started on January 16, 2017, when the Student Affairs Department of UNILAG registered the Association of Indigenous People with Disabilities (AIPD)
Tragedy: How parents lose 3 children to fire
NOBODY in Akwuorji,Ezeogwu, Awo-Idemili community, Orsu local council area of Imo State, had an inkling that tragedy was lurking around the corner last week.
Back to school project: ‘How Police, ‘Biafrans’ nearly killed us’
A 47-year-old adventurer, Adjarho David Obaro, popularly known as World Wrapperman, hoisting a Nigerian flag with a 23-yard wrapper tied round his waist, sprinted from Lagos to Delta State in 11 days with a 24-year-old marathon professional, Afeez Akande, in their stunning bid to raise funds for an innovative Back-to-School project in three states, Delta, Edo and Enugu.
Doctors told me to abort my baby as she would die at birth
‘I’ll never forget the moment I was told my baby would die at birth,’ Sandra says. ‘I burst into tears. Andrew was devastated
Eight years after adoption by Uduaghan, ex- bus conductor gives back to society
IT came as a profound story in 2009, pricking the conscience of Nigeria’s leadership class, whose failure to provide leadership impoverishes the masses.
Dying of hunger: What is a famine?
From ancient Rome to modern times, mankind has suffered devastating periods of hunger caused by drought, war or misguided politics.
Forever in fighting form
Overweight may not be your problem, but, then, that’s not the only reason for exercising.
N30m lifeline for widows of soldiers, policemen, others
The increasing level of widows’ maltreatment in Nigeria is frightening. According to the last data released, Nigeria has over 8 million widows with an estimated 21 million children. Mr. Felix King, Founder, Felix King Foundation who spoke to our correspondent said that the challenges will be best tackled by engages custodians of customs in the communities rather than sponsoring a bill. Excerpts
Why global sex trade continues to thrive
Sexual slavery is widespread in these communities, whether in poor districts of the United States or townships in South Africa or Nigeria, where deprivation leaves women and girls vulnerable to exploitation
Toyin Saraki: I have seen with my eyes harm caused by female genital cutting
FGM, also known as female genital cutting and female circumcision, is the ritual removal of some or all of the external female genitalia
Nigeria’s forgotten people: ‘We are leprous but we are also human beings’
It is unfortunate that, even with the cure, some members of the public still keep away from us and therefore have nothing to do with us

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