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'We are all brothers': Pope Francis washes asylum seekers' feet in Easter ritual
Pope Francis has washed the feet of 11 young asylum seekers to highlight the need for the international community…
Why Having a Ph.D is a Waste - Bishop Oyedepo
Popular Nigerian pastor, David Oyedepo has berated the increasing number of Ph.D holders in Nigeria which has failed to…
See Dirty Juice Manufacturing Company
News reports have revealed the disgustingly, unsanitary environment within which a Chinese Juice manufacturing company In Cameroon is reportedly…
Find out why this 17-year-old boy wants to jump into lagoon
A 17-year-old boy simply identified as Lanre, was on Friday promptly rescued by operatives of the Rapid Response Squad, RRS,…
Nine heavily pregnant women inside Kirikiri female prison
Nine pregnant women and eight babies are among 222 inmates currently inside the high walls of the female section of…
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Wickedness: For sleeping on duty see what happened to housemaid
The police in Lagos state have arrested a 39-year-old pregnant woman, Mrs. Monica Momodu, who allegedly assaulted her teenage…
BVN: N2.6trn Laundered Funds Trapped In Banks
The Bank Verification Number (BVN) introduced by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to link individuals to their various…
Opinion: The Nigerian FX Crisis and the Cost of Crony Capitalism By Suleiman Rotimi
Recent data released by the NBS show that inflation has risen to over 10% in the past months and…
Iyalaya Anybody: Pencils, Nigerian Innovation, & Africa’s Path In The 21st Century By Pius Adesanmi
You must excuse the obscenity, “iyalaya anybody”, in my title. When you invite a well-known scholar of African popular…
Iyalaya Anybody: Pencils, Nigerian Innovation, & Africa’s Path In The 21st Century By Pius Adesanmi
You must excuse the obscenity, “iyalaya anybody”, in my title. When you invite a well-known scholar of African popular…
