2km of Chaos: How Asaba-Onitsha Expressway punishes road users, businesses
Jobs, credible polls top TUC’s confab
Employers, Labour, others for Recruiters’ inauguration
How man beat his creditor to death over N1,000 debt
Shock, disgust over mass failure in NECO exam
Edo Amity Club comes to education’s rescue
Swimming pool tragedy: How LASUTH boss met his end
How policeman killed council worker over N20 bribe
Lagos private schools
For Ogoni oil thieves, it’s goodbye yesterday
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SubscribeA justifiable strike
I couldn’t believe my eyes last Friday when I went to the market to buy tomatoes and pepper to make some stew,†Eno told her friend, another commuter in the commercial bus.
Tears over LASTMA kill ’n’ go spiritual rings
Their wine and butter coloured uniform has become so well known that they are not easily mistaken at the various bus-stops and traffic-prone spots where they are deployed to ensure there is a free flow of traffic.
The Voice of Victory: Breaking generational curses! (3)
Last week I taught on the curse of the law, the curse of spiritual parents and the curse of prophets. This week, I will show you another root cause of curses—the curse of idolatry and marital family curse.
Okonkwo, Aighalua decry Jos massacre
PRESIDING bishop of The Redeemed Evangelical Mission, TREM, Dr. Mike Okonkwo and the president of God’s Kingdom Society, GKS, Brother Emmanuel Aighalua are the latest Christian clerics to denounce the continued killing of innocent civilians in Plateau State, saying it is time for government to act and restore peace to the state.
How Presidential aide, nephew, others were burnt to death
If anyone had prophesied to Pastor Ayahanden Sunday Ntan, an Architect attached to the office of the Presidency at Dodan Barracks in Lagos that his journey to Ikom, his village in Cross River state for the burial of his maternal uncle was going to be ill-fated, perhaps, he would have dismissed it. Indeed, nobody could imagine that the communal clash at Ezza-Ezillo in Ebonyi State which had claimed many lives and is still on-going would claim the lives of innocent travelers who had no business with the on-going carnage in Ebonyi state.
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