Asaba Massacre at 59: Wounds, apologies and a day of forgiveness
59 years after the pogrom that wiped out an estimated 1,000 Asaba men, memories remain raw as apologies, forgiveness and the quest for national closure turn front burners
Parents, children shun end-of-year party, as fees soar
The increasing price of goods and services has found its way into the end-of-year party fees for primary and secondary school children.
Foreign certificates: Police arrest suspected int’l fraudsters in Lagos
Two suspected international fraudsters who specialise in forging certificates of different international and African universities have been arrested by the police at Zone 2, Onikan, Lagos.
‘How my 15-yr-old son was detained by Nigerian Police for dyeing his hair’
Taking a cue from Tory Leader, Kemi Badenoch’s interview with a journalist in the United Kingdom, where she stated that Nigerian Police had stolen her brother’s shoes and watch, some Nigerians have been sharing their own horrific encounters with the police on the social media.
Christmas: Poultry farmers anticipate low chicken sales
Poultry farmers in Oyo State have expressed concern over the potential decline in chicken sales during the forthcoming Christmas season.
10 oldest countries in Africa
Africa is a continent with a deep history, home to some of the world’s oldest countries and civilizations.
