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SubscribeThe weird world of teenage cultists!
Cultism is one of the major problems confronting Edo State and, of course, any Commissioner of Police posted to the state. The rate at which youths in the state, particularly in Benin-City, “blend” into different cult groups is so worrisome to law enforcement agents who try to stop them, some times during initiations, at the late hours of the night.
Chibok: New orientation for the girl-child to escape terrorists
For almost five years, the security situation, especially in northern Nigeria, has been a source of concern to government and residents.
‘Our killer-flood story’
When houses are built on the waterway, they tend to replace the natural surfaces that store rainwater with hard, impervious surfaces thereby diverting water and pollution away from the creeks or sewers. As a result, community growth can lead to higher levels of contaminated runoff, impaired water channels, degraded wildlife habitat thus causing uncontrolled sewage overflows
‘How C-River became the home of national teams’
Ahead of this weekend’s 2015 African Cup of Nations qualifier between Nigeria and Congo at the U.J Esuene Stadium, Calabar, Honourable Patrick Ugbe, Cross River State Commissioner for Sports and Youth Development, spoke on how the foremost tourism capital of the country has transformed to the nation’s sport-particularly football- capital
Matrimonial Hurdles (1 ) : Marriage in Igbo land separates ‘the boys from the men’
There have been worries in many families in Igbo land when male children fail to get married when they are due. Often times, men as old as 40 remain unmarried, not because they do not want to be married, but because they lack the resources to do so.
More men having sex with children
T here was pandemonium one afternoon at No. 9 Awofodu Street, Pedro, Lagos. Mama Nonso could not be consoled. She was screaming on top of her voice. It was not the scream of fright; it was an angry sound of a female animal whose young has fallen into the hands of a predator.
Sex abuse: Victims recount ordeals at homes, schools and offices
Stella Maris was sixteen years when she got admission into the University to study Economics. She was a very brilliant student and made the best WAEC result in the secondary school she attended. A day before she moved into the University campus, her father took her on a shopping spree and she had fun purchasing all she ever wanted and even those things she never dreamt she could have. Her father spent a fortune on her and she went home a happy girl in preparation for moving into the campus the next day.
Ebola: Nation’s land borders remain porous — Vanguard Investigations
Efforts by Nigeria to contain the out-break of Ebola Virus Disease, EVD, in the country, may come to nought as Vanguard investigations revealed that peoples move seamlessly through the nation’s land borders without screening for EVD.
Man minus machines equals a labourer (5)
ALL the tractors used were David Brown tractors. David Brown tractors were chosen for the study because they are popular and are among the first tractors to be imported into the country. The data were collected on a total of 144 tractors made up of the following numbers of different models: 50 DB 885, 56 DB 990 and 38 DB 1290. The data were made up mainly of the cost of disassembly, replacement and reconditioning of parts or units.
Man minus machines equals a labourer (4)
OHWORORIOLE et al (1988) reported a simple manual rig that worked on the principle of peel/flesh separation through compression followed by peel removal with knives. The principle looked promising for further research. However, before the design could commence, experiments had to be carried out on the physical properties of the cassava tuber. This resulted in the characterisation of the cassava tuber (Adetan et al, 2003).
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