“When we got to Libya she told me that I should start prostitution before my papers are ready. She said I should be doing prostitution in Libya to pay the money she invested in moving me from Nigeria. She claimed she had spent over N5 million.

So far, we have prosecuted 365 and we hope to get many more because there are still a lot of cases in court and, almost every month, we get a conviction

There is an exception to every rule. Two sages in history, Horace more than 2025 years ago strongly believed that nothing can endure the buffets of fate and time – not even the reputations of human beings and perhaps especially politicians.

This is the concluding part of this report which was first published yesterday. In that edition, it was understood that there is no way the country can have power supply without adjusting tariffs because currently the DISCOs are running at a loss

AS was often the case in the past, officials of the Eko Electricity Distribution Company, EKEDC, recently stormed the popular Festac Town in Lagos for another round of mass disconnection due to what they claimed was the continued refusal by the residents to pay their electricity bills. But it was a mission that almost turned into a tragic misadventure.