Flood: 29 states, FCT, 107 LGAs, 631 communities at risk this month — FG
Edo girls in human trafficking scandal again!
Re-branding Nigeria with Dame Jonathan
‘Life did not end after rebels amputated my hands’
Alao-Akala vs Alaafin: The last battle!
Counting Itsekiri’s blessings amid the Olu milestone
Eating right improves our health – Debo Thompson
Adeboye trained me – Adimula of Ifewara
My brother’s birth was a unique one – Sister
‘Before Jos crises consume us all’(1)
N-Delta amnesty: Counting the gains one year after
ABC Nwosu to Ndigbo on 2011 polls: Abandon Zoning, Commit Political Suicide
Hunting In The Political Forests of Ndigbo

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UNICEF trains journalists for defense of children
The ‘A’ field office of the United Nations Children’s Fund, UNICEF, has commenced moves aimed at mobilising journalists in the 10 states of its coverage area in the South East, some states in South-South and Benue towards using their media for advocacy and defence of the children.
The day Nigerians in Gabon caused a stir over Jonathan
President Goodluck Jonathan’s visit to Libreville, the Gabonese capital, to attend the country’s 50th independence anniversary, last Monday, brought socio-economic activities in Gabon to a halt as Nigerians resident in the central African nation took over the Presidential Wing of the Leon Mba International Airport in the city to receive their president.
Women lawyers are showing they’re equal to the task, says Mrs.Hairat Balogun
On how I was able to come this far, I’ll say “You start as you mean to go onâ€. If you’re lucky to start young, good! I qualified for law practice when I was 21 years old, and not long after that, I got married.
Abia Deputy Governor, Akomas: Between the devil and deep blue sea
Akomas is accused of failing to attend the reception for Ikemba Nnewi, Chief Odumegwu Ojukwu when the APGA leader led the APGA national chairman, Chief Victor Umeh and Governor Peter Obi to the public declaration by Governor Orji for APGA in Umuahia.
There’s God’s hand in my election as CAN president – Oritsejafor
The president of Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria, PFN, Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor,on July 6, became the first Pentecostal minister to emerge as the president of the umbrella body of Christians in Nigeria, the Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN. In his first interview in his church office in Warri, the cleric speaks on his programme for Nigerian Christians and expresses his views on next year’s elections.

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