Video: Teenager hacks celebrities’ WhatsApp, sells ‘adult contents’ to classmates in Delta
How we snatch cars and smuggle to Cotonou
Fulani Herdsmen on rampage at Adani Community
NNPC to tackle environmental degradation
I’m delighted with Climate Change Clubs – Fashola
The day of the ‘tablet of knowledge’ in Osun
Benin, kingdom of the sky-kings
MKO Abiola, the missing one hour and a deadly cup of tea
Prologue: June 12: Nigeria’s Shadow Democracy
Child-trafficking booms:Ordeal of child-hawkers
Double tragedy for Imo royal family
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SubscribeArmed robbers lay siege on Nsukka-Nkpologu-Adani road
Fear has gripped residents of the predominantly food producing communities of Nkpologu, Nimbo, Ukpabi, Opanda and Adani in Uzo-Uwani L.G.A, Enugu State following the rising spate of robbery attacks on the only road that leads to these areas.
A-B-D-U-C-T-I-O-N: Fish out killers of our son, community tells police
The people of Ogulogu-Olo in Ezeagu Local government area, Enugu State have called on police authorities to fish out killers of one of their illustrious sons, Cajetan Osondu Nweke who met his untimely death in the hands of kidnappers after a ransom of N1million was paid.
Carpenter commits suicide in Nsukka
Tragedy struck at the University town of Nsukka, Enugu State after a middle-aged carpenter allegedly hanged self at Uwani Ugwu, Nguru in Nsukka Local Government Area.
Agony of a 21-month old baby losing both eyes
When baby Favour Adam-Umoh was born 21 months ago into the Family of Mr. and Mrs. Blessing Adams, Favour appeared normal as a growing baby and there was nothing unpleasant about her health, particularly her eyes to raise any suspicion that something was remarkably wrong with her sight. But six months later, the signs began to manifest.
Mile Two/Berger traffic confusion: Many questions, conflicting answers
Commuters and motorists plying the Oshodi-Wharf/Apapa route are presently struggling to come to terms with the jolting, albeit shocking, reality that the suffering and pains now associated with the worsening traffic jam along the Mile Two/Berger axis of the expressway may continue for a long time to come. Since the traffic ordeal began over three weeks ago, there has not been any respite in sight as road users are greeted with a worse version of the problem each new day.
Patience and perseverance
It is not difficult to find out that the most important virtue which Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w) not only talked about but also displayed is found missing in the lives of many Muslims. Even among our leaders who are supposed to show this exemplary leadership, patience and perseverance are absent.
Be fashionable with hijab
“And say to the believing women to lower their gazes and guard their chastity, and let them not display of their charm – except what is apparent.” (Q24:31) Commenting on the phrase, “what is apparent”, Ibn `Abbas, the famous Companion and the Qur’an analyst, said, “It means face and hands.”
Why trade unions are docile – Ejiofoh
RECENTLY, Labour Vanguard published the first part of Comrade Sylvester Ejiofoh response to its story on takeover of trade unions by bourgeois labour leaders. Today’s edition of Labour Vanguard is the concluding part of the interview.
Why govt should revisit admission quota system
Everybody is a genius. But, if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it’ll spend its whole life believing that it is stupid – Albert Einstein. Perhaps this informed the glaring disparity in cut-off marks in the National Common Entrance Examination for different states. The purpose of the exam is to select the best candidates from every state of the federation and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) for admission into federal unity colleges which aim is to foster unity amongst Nigerian children.
Keke Napep and taxi operators battle for survival in Jos
WHEN the Plateau State Government banned the operation of commercial motorcycles, otherwise known as Okada, in the Jos-Bukuru metropolis sometime back, there were mixed reactions to the ban. While there are those who felt the ban would compound the difficulty of commuters who had depended on them for ease of movement, many other residents heaved a sigh of relief for various reasons, principal among which was because of the negative use to which the bikes were being put by criminals and miscreants.
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