THEY are identical twin brothers married to twin sisters and they share a lot in common. Born over four decades ago to Mr and Mrs Oluwafunso, Messrs Taiwo and Kehinde Oluwafunso, who hail from Ibadan, Oyo State, run Twin Action-Aid, an NGO specifically set up to see to the welfare of twins. In this encounter, they reveal a lot about themselves and the Panafest colloquium among other issues. Enjoy your read:

Just when residents of Jos were beginning to thank God for the seeming success in preventing another attack by the Boko Haram sect on churches in the Plateau State capital, the sigh of relief was again truncated last Sunday as there was another suicide bomb attack, this time at the Christ Chosen Church of God, along Rukuba Road.

After sustaining a knee injury which later brought an end to his blossoming career in football, former, Enyimba star, and ex-Under 17 (Eaglet) player, Emmanuel Iheabuchi Odife is bracing up for another life.

DELTA State-born ex-militant leader, “General” Godday Smith Bounanewei, aka god of forest, who was not enlisted in the amnesty programme by the Presidential Amnesty Office, Abuja, because he did not accept amnesty within the 60-day period deadline given by the Federal Government in 2009, has resorted to begging on the streets for survival with his boys.

FOR 24-year-old Mrs. CHINYERE GODDY of ITUNTA, UMUOKOO community in Ikwuano Local Government Area of Abia State, the emergence of a chief in the community has put her in agony.