CHRISTIANS all over the world are poised to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ on December 25, 2019. Obviously, every Christian look forward to December 25, a day which has been earmarked... Read more »
THE pleasure men derive from watching football games (especially live matches) is still incomprehensible to most women. Estimating the ratio of men to women in a viewing centre, a crop of 30... Read more »
MOB action is one social phenomenon that has refused to give way from the social domain despite the ambivalence that greet its existence. This is neither a Nigerian factor nor trade... Read more »
THE Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC) has been implored to strictly enforce road safety regulations by restraining rickety and inadequately maintained trucks from plying major roads in Anambra State. The chairman of... Read more »
THE Monthly Clean Up Exercise of Anambra State, tagged ‘[Operation Dobe Anambra Ocha’ recorded tremendous improvement across the state in terms of participation in the clean up exercise. Chairman and Managing... Read more »
THE call to observe highway codes is born out of the need to ensure that road users, pedestrians and those using other means of transportation get to their destination safely. There are... Read more »
FIRE accident has been as old as man can trace the use of light. Even the prehistoric people made use of fire to roast animals caught in their hunting escapades for their... Read more »
MOMENTS before the October 19, 1986, bomb blast that killed Dele Giwa, his abode, No. 25 Talabi Street, Ikeja, Lagos, wore the quietude that often permeates the street that morning. That Sunday... Read more »
Though, it was afternoon on 15th October 1987, in Ouagadougou, the capital of Burkina Faso, but darkness hovered the entire landscape of the country. Political darkness of sort, which many Burkinabe had... Read more »
Yesterday was an anniversary date of the death of one of modern worlds most charismatic rebels, Che Guevara. The maverick medical doctor and protagonist of Marxist revolution was at the heart of... Read more »
A reporter’s night stroll through red light streets THE history of prostitution or perhaps, the first official mention of the word, ‘prostitute” referring to the trade, prostitution could be traced to Rahab.... Read more »
ONE major issue confronting the country in recent time is hunger threat. Many a Nigerian today cannot be sure of two square meals a day to contemplate three as required by nature... Read more »
DESPITE spirited efforts of security agencies to curb criminality in the country, insecurity continues to pose big challenge to socio-economic harmony and growth in Nigeria. Security issues in the last 10 years... Read more »
TYRE, gallon of fuel or kerosene, match box, heavy stick, iron rod, among others appear in a jiffy whenever an angry crowd catches a suspect who has been accused of a crime,... Read more »
TAXATION issue in Nigeria has always been a truculent tale. The narratives had often come in discordant versions that spur effusive emotional slants to the teller’s side. Government believes tax revenue generation... Read more »
IT is no longer news that migrants from different continents but predominantly Africa dare the hazards of voyages across the Mediterranean Sea in a bid to sail into Europe in a very... Read more »
EKE Awka Roundabout houses two sculptured blacksmiths; a smith and his apprentice. The smith descends his hammer on a hoe-like object, supposedly, from the furnace into malleable shape on the anvil, while... Read more »
CONFLICTING interests had been a big challenge to man but falling short of sagacity in final choice commits him permanently into prison of his own conscience. Nigeria country had seen much if... Read more »
IT couldn’t have been any worse, else dreadful Odysseys may render struggle for living useless in every mortal’s existence. A journey through Opi-Nsukka, Enugu State’s expressway to Amansea, Awka in Anambra State... Read more »
ONE of the major problems facing Nigeria as a country is slow-down in its economic growth. In retrospect, there have been and there are still experiences of hardship which seems to be... Read more »