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The Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NiMet) has alerted the public to the possibility of deterioration in visibility in some

A recent incident in Malawi illustrates the link between witchcraft accusations and poisoning. A lot has been said about how allegations of witchcraft

The minister of sports development, Senator John Owan Enoh, yesterday received the rising gymnastic sensation, Stephanie Ogechukwu Onusiriuka, in his office

THERE is a hardly a better illustration of the descent into normlessness and potential anarchy in the country than the epidemic of land grabbing. Scarcely

As the leading political parties gears up for another popularity test in Bayelsa on November 11, SOJI AJIBOLA examines the hide and seek among the major

IN every team sport there is always an unsung hero. In football, he is often the man in the midfield or defence who does the “dirty” job of keeping the

Communities where the  Delta-owned technical colleges are located have been advised to assist in monitoring the facilities domiciled in their localities.

If the left half of the brain controls the right half of the body, then only left-handed people are in the right mind.” — W.C. Fields Lefthanded people

In the annals of academic and societal change, few luminaries shine as brightly as Professor Toyin Falola. As autumn leaves drifted

The Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre (CISLAC) urgently calls for immediate government action in response to the