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Marriage that no longer has to survive, by Stephanie Shaakaa
There was a time when marriage was not something you left simply because it had become difficult. You entered it knowing that money would sometimes be scarce, affection would sometimes
Fr. Alia and the Seduction of Power
By Valentine Obienyem Seneca was a notable philosopher who lived under Emperor Nero. He preached ascetic virtues but was accused of accumulating enormous wealth. Being a man of letters capable
Ortom and the 23 cars
By Dickson Omobola The news that former Governor Samuel Ortom of Benue State was given 23 cars on leaving office should be an issue of concern to every Nigerian who
Tinubu’s Re-election: APC blocs rise against Wike’s Rainbow Coalition
By Clifford Ndujihe, Demola Akinyemi, Juilet Umeh, Dan Abia & Emma Una Powerful blocs in the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, are up in gloves against the Rainbow Coalition midwifed
‘Where do we sleep?’ – NYSC members lament accommodation crisis nationwide
By Adesina Wahab As part of efforts to reunite the country after the civil war, the then military administration of General Yakubu Gowon set up the National Youth Service Corps,
Can our votes count in 2027? — Nigerians ask
By Dayo Johnson, Regional Editor, South-West At the inauguration of the APM presidential campaign office in Ibadan last week, Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo, who is also the presidential candidate
‘If God saves me, I’ll never drink again’ – Survivor of Ondo herbal drink tragedy
By Dayo Johnson, AKURE A survivor has said he would never drink again if God saves him, just as the death toll from suspected consumption of adulterated herbal drinks in
‘The Asholio Heritage’: Documenting history, identity and life of Asholio people
By Prisca Sam-Duru Presented as a rich and priceless compendium, “The Asholio Heritage,” by an accomplished and seasoned journalist, Ben Adam Shemang, is a historical masterpiece that takes readers on
2027 polls: Tech stakeholders warn connectivity, cyber threats could undermine elections
By Juliet Umeh Stakeholders in Nigeria’s technology and telecommunications industry have warned that poor connectivity, cybersecurity threats, misinformation and inadequate digital infrastructure could undermine the credibility of the 2027 general
Diphtheria: Abuja barber’s ‘surgery’ made child bleed to death
By Omeiza Ajayi, ABUJA Diphtheria has killed two patients in Abuja out of five laboratory-confirmed cases, prompting the Federal Capital Territory Administration FCTA to move swiftly to calm public anxiety
