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Alcohol: Nigerian children caught in deadly trap
By Chioma Obinna At the age when most children are still learning how to spell their names, count money and tell the difference between right and wrong, nine-year-old Ade already
Ukraine’s Zelensky visits Russian ally Serbia for talks
President Volodymyr Zelensky was making his first official visit to Serbia — a rare European country still closely aligned with Moscow — on Saturday as Ukraine seeks to bolster international
Inspector Omogbai: Doing policing with motherly love
By Adesina Wahab She got enlisted in the Nigeria Police Force, NPF, 24 years ago and has risen through the ranks to become an Inspector in the Traffic Department. Justina Omogbai, a
Imo 2027: Can Uzodimma break 27-year-old jinx?
By Emmanuel Iheaka SINCE the return to democracy in 1999, no governor of Imo State has produced a successor. The first governor of the state in the current republic, Chief Achike Udenwa,
US court orders halt to White House ballroom construction; Trump reacts
An appeals court on Friday upheld an order halting work on Donald Trump’s prized White House ballroom, enraging the US leader and setting up another Supreme Court battle over the
Salvation in the bus!, by Stephanie Shaakaa
There is a peculiar talent that governments sometimes acquire after years in office. It is the ability to mistake the symptom for the disease, to become so captivated by the manageable inconvenience
2027 Presidency: Rivers people will decide who wins — Reuben Abati; Rufai Oseni disagrees
*No, Wike will actualise his boast, will deliver Tinubu – Rufai Oseni By Juliet Umeh The political temperature ahead of the 2027 general election rose another notch this week as comments by
Muslim Muslim Ticket: Christians, Get Out?, by Stephanie Shaakaa
Every nation is built twice. The first construction is the one we can see. Roads are laid, airports are commissioned, constitutions are written, courts are established, and governments come and go.
DSS arrests three fleeing suspects linked to kidnap of Nasarawa varsity professor
Operatives of the Department of State Services (DSS), on Friday night arrested three more persons suspected to be members of the kidnapping ring that abducted the dean of agriculture, Nasarawa
Sacked, Scattered, Waiting to Return — Untold story of Plateau’s communities emptied by violence
By Golok Nanmwa For decades, Plateau State was celebrated as Nigeria’s “Home of Peace and Tourism,” renowned for its breathtaking hills, fertile farmlands and rich cultural diversity. Communities across the state thrived
