Lost to poverty, rescued by hope: Giving Osun’s out-of-school children second chance
Each morning, she watched other children leave for school while she remained behind, trapped by circumstances beyond her control
OKADA: We have only restricted their movements – Lawmaker
Mr. Rotimi Olowo, member of the Lagos State House of Assembly representing Shomolu Constituency, said the activities of ‘Okada’ operators pose security challenge to the state as they were notorious for committing atrocities.
East-West Road: Orubebe not cause of the flooding
OUR attention has been drawn to the photo news captioned: River Godsday Orubebe, published on the front page and page 15 of the Vanguard Newspaper, Thursday, October 25, 2012 edition.
President Jonathan and the floods
BARRING any other devel opment of equally impactful effect, the great event of the year 2012 for Nigerians would probably be the floods that submerged many communities across the country, forcing a rude awakening about the reality of climate change and Nigeria’s share of this global phenomenon.
FLOOD PUTS S/SOUTH ASUNDER: Mortuary attendants stack corpses on roof tops
Although, God, in the union of man and woman, admonished that no man (read nobody, force or power), should put asunder what He has joined; the unending flood ravaging the country appears not to be obeying the binding biblical injunction, as it has put asunder the South-South geo-political zone.
BAKASSI GONE FOREVER (2) Actors in the Eye of History
General Olusegun Obasanjo has often seen his role in Nigeria’s political and military history from a messianic point of view. As the War Commander who received the instrument of surrender, Gen. Obasanjo’s role in the concession of Bakassi is symbolic.
