Abia top UTME scorer to get N.5m scholarship in memory of late Ukpabi
Flags at half mast in honour of Late President Shehu Shagari
Culture: What a man must do to marry Ibibio first daughter
God replaced my only son at Christmas – Labour Party Chieftain
Help me to overcome my injury, deformity — 7-yr-old survivor of attack on Catholic Church
EDOFEST: Photo exhibition on looted Benin artefacts opens in Edo
Eight killed in Sudan bread price protests
Monarchs join forces against Osu caste system in Igbo land
Why would you reduce my age by one?, Buhari protest
Pastor buys $200,000 Lamborghini car for wife
Couple sentenced to prison for kidnapping grandson
After student protest Gandhi statue removed from Ghana university
Events that marked 2018
Edo to employment all physically challenged applicants in civil service
Open defecation: Nigeria ranked second in the World — FG

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Nuns stole schools funds for Vegas gambling, travel
Two Catholic school nuns in California have admitted to embezzling about $500,000, and using the funds over the years for travel and gambling in Las Vegas, their order said on Monday.
Miss Bumbum contestant fights winner, gets $30,000 fine
A bitter Miss Bumbum contestant is being fined $30,000 after getting into a catfight on stage and stealing the winner’s sash.
EU, World Bank, NAPTIP hail Edo Govt on campaign against human trafficking
The European Union (EU), the World Bank and the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP) have commended Edo State Government’s unrelenting and well-articulated effort to curb human trafficking and illegal migration in the state.
Alleged N3.5bn fraud: Absence of judge stalls Saraki’s aide trial
Absence of Justice Babs Kuewumi, on Tuesday stalled continuation of trial of Gbenga Makanjuola, an aide to Senate President, Bukola Saraki, charged with N3.5 billion fraud.
What is your take on rate of ritual killings, Yahoo Plus among youths?
To solve the problem, I feel the government has to create jobs. The high rate of joblessness in the country is responsible for the ritual killings. If there were jobs I don’t think people will go into ritual killings, instead, they will focus on their jobs and work to better their lives.
Mr. John Uchechukwu, Civil servant

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