Bini riva life festival: The river proves “Water No Get Enemy” as neighbours unite
For Ogoni oil thieves, it’s goodbye yesterday
A justifiable strike
Tears over LASTMA kill ’n’ go spiritual rings
The Voice of Victory: Breaking generational curses! (3)
Okonkwo, Aighalua decry Jos massacre
How Presidential aide, nephew, others were burnt to death
Will this kidney disease kill my dream?
Why crises persist in Nigeria, by Prince of Zauzzau
Security! Jonathan swings into action
Two Burglars in Police Net!
Nigeria rights activist detained in Gambia
Mixed feelings trail Lagos judges redeployment
Anambra guber result : A matter of opinion
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Robert began his military services in February 1953 and rarely came home on furloughs except twice – October
and December when he spent eight and ten days respectively. Although Robert was intermittently home, the parties had no sexual affairs except for one time to be mentioned later.
My vision for TUC, by Esele
THE 8th triennial National Delegate Conference of the Trade Union Congress of Nigeria, TUC, is taking place between today and tomorrow in the ancient city of Benin, Edo State, to elect new leaders to lead the umbrella body for senior staff associations in the country. Incumbent President-General, Comrade Peter Esele, who is seeking a re-election, in this interview with Labour Vanguard, gave insight into the transformation going in TUC
How we escaped death in Warri explosion – Survivor
Being the first working day of the week, a trader Mrs. Rebecca Okafor was full of expectations. She was to follow her husband to the market to sell some farm produce, a business that has been the source of livelihood for the family for years. Unfortunately, an unforgettable incident put paid to her optimistic expectations and at the end of it all her husband was left almost bleeding to death.
Odugbemi : How varsities can make top global ranking
A lot of University Vice Chancellors seemed not to lack the strategic vision of their institutions getting to the top globally. Mission and Vision statements of most tertiary schools point to this direction of international excellence.
Expert says sexual abuse is rising in schools
The Phenomenon of Sexual Abuse is rising in secondary schools and education authorities are not doing enough to prevent it, Dr. Mrs. Justina Adeosun, a medical Doctor told the participants at symposium to mark the tenth anniversary of Darfote International Secondary School Ijaye Lagos. Dr. (Mrs.) Adeosun spoke on “The role of Parents, Schools and Society in Sexual Abuse prevention and intervention.â€
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