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Catholic Knights of St. Mulumba rally against abortion

Towards creating awareness on the sanctity of human life even in the womb, and stop increasing incidences of abortion, the Family and Human Life Unit of the Catholic Archdiocese of Lagos and Knights of Saint Mulumba, Lagos Metropolitan Council held a pro-life vigil under the theme: ‘The Family: Fountain of Life,’ at the Archdiocesan Marian Shrine, Maryland, Lagos. This is the fourth year the vigil will hold.

Why governors are the most powerful politicians in Nigeria – Ebute

Chief Ameh Ebute, a lawyer and politician in the Peoples Democratic Party, was the Senate President in the Third Republic and has continued to play active in the current dispensation. He is the Chairman of the National Open University of Nigeria and a major stakeholder in national and Benue State politics.

My colleagues now think I am a big man, – National honours awardee

When he joined the Nigeria police force, his greatest ambition was to earn his salary as a low ranking police officer, raise a family and ensure that his children would go to school so that they would one day live a better and more rewarding life than their father. But when President Goodluck Jonathan rewarded Corporal Solomon Dauda with a national honour of Member of the Order of Niger, (MON) last week, his world changed so dramatically that sometimes he has to pinch himself to be sure that he is not dreaming.

Police uncover fake healing homes in Ogun

Residents of Erukun community in Itori, Ewekoro Local Government Area of Ogun State, were jolted over the weekend after detectives stormed the area and arrested suspected members of a syndicate that hide under the cover of spiritualists to swindle unsuspecting members of the public.

In life, in death; two Rangers legends remain inseparable

Ex-Rangers footballers suffered the highest harvest of tragedy in recent times with the death of their two old members, Ernest Ufele and Luke Okpala ( Jazz bukana) who died within two weeks interval in hospitals abroad and Nigeria respectively

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