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Kpo-Fire! Crude, Oily Way of Eking out a Living

“Kpo-fire” is a slang used to describe illegal oil bunkering business thriving in the Niger Delta region. It is coined from the explosive sound produced when fuel is poured on fire. In several creek communities that feed the Escravos River, which opens into the Atlantic, there are illegal bunkering sites where sweaty young men and […]
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Mystery of Two Dimensional Arts Unveiled

An elegant exhibition celebrates relief sculptures inspired by two dimensional arts   THOSE who are familiar with two dimensional art forms, also known as sculpted relief, would agree that it is a no go area for most practicing visual artists because of its highly technical nature. When producing a relief piece on a wall or on […]
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Pleasant Surprises Await Nigerians…

To the brand of men who can look into the womb of time and see which seeds will grow, the presidential poll tomorrow is already lost and won.The Founder and General Overseer of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Oke-Afa, Lagos, Primate Elijah Ayodele Babatunde belongs to that breed. He spoke to YEMI OGUNSOLA who now reports […]
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Nigeria Is Worth Saving

With Boko Haram terrorising and sacking towns and villages in the North, some Islamic countries, like Sudan and Chad, are aiding them because of oil in Chad basin, and the Nigerian army is struggling with out of date arms, after years of producing millionaire generals. It would appear that the hand writing is on the […]
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24 Hours with Herdsmen (ii)

GBUBEMI GOD’S COVENANT SNR concludes his narrative on the Fulani herdsman’s wife in managing the family’s health, finances, her pregnancy and childbirth amongst others. Health emergency Although health emergency may be considered rare when you talk of a people whose life is surrounded by healing plants and herbs, Jubril is convinced if they had access […]
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Labour Pains of Minors… Born into Labour

If international human rights law is underplayed by governments across the globe, the child rights law suffers a worse fate, especially in sub-Saharan Africa. As minors by law, children do not have autonomy or the right to make decisions on their own for themselves in any known jurisdiction of the world. Instead, their adult custodians, […]
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Miss Nigeria Floats Foundation

As part of an initiative to give back to society, Miss Nigeria, Ezinne Akudo has floated a charity foundation she calls ‘The Eight Foundation’ tilted towards the girl-child. This was made known at a media parley held yesterday at the new operational office of the foundation in Lekki area of Lagos. Ezinne in her welcome address […]
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ANAMBRA POLITICS: A Tale of the Gladiators

Sequel to the stormy elections of March 28 and April 11, Anambra Central would not only witness the greatest heat ever, but also record pregnant with surprises. NKIRU ORJI reports from Agulu, Anambra State.     The intimidating crowd that stormed the Anglican Church premises in Agulu town, in Anaocha Local Government area could pass […]
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ANAMBRA POLITICS: A Tale of the Gladiators

Sequel to the elections of March 28 and April 11, Anambra Central would not only witness the great­est heat ever, but also record sur­prises. NKIRU ORJI reports from Agulu. The intimidating crowd that stormed the Anglican Church premises in Agulu town, in Anao­cha Local Government area could pass for a political rally. With uniforms on […]