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In Nigeria and elsewhere, society has always been stratified, partcularly along the lines of income and earnings. If we are truly desirous of building an egalitarian society, market segregation evidenced in the bands in the electricity sector is an anomaly. Sentencing some people to just four or five hours of electricity daily because of where they can afford to live is man’s inhumanity to man. For government to endorse it implies institutionalisation of inequality.

Wedding season will be upon us in Louisiana before you know it and if you're in a relationship, you'll want to read this before your partner goes to a bachelor/bachelorette party.

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The two world wars claimed the lives of a population nearly the size of Ethiopia’s 120 million and left millions more ruined forever. And yet, since the last two years we have seen, starting from the Russia-Ukraine war, traces that the world is going mad again.

A video surfaced on social media last week showing several rats crawling all over what appeared to be the back side of a soda fountain in a kitchen area.

The Port of Oakland Commission voted unanimously to change the name of Metropolitan Oakland International Airport to San Francisco Bay Oakland International Airport at a commission meeting Thursday afternoon. The Port initially announced the name change on March 29, claiming that the change will attract more passengers and enhance the airport’s visibility. They contend that the airport often gets neglected by the public’s lack of knowledge of Oakland’s proximity to San Francisco. | By Maga...

Apple and Apple Arcade game developers have released a few notable updates this week for games on the service including some Apple Vision Pro titles. These updates follow the big Sonic Dream Team update that arrived bringing in a new zone and more.

Congrats to Amanda Marsh, a 1st-grade teacher at Camanche Elementary School, on being the latest QC Teacher of the Week for the 2024 Spring semester.

Swift response from multiple fire agencies saves Timberline Lodge from extensive damage after a three-alarm fire in Oregon.

This designation grants security agencies, including the Nigeria Immigration Service, the authority to apprehend him at any point of entry or departure. Amidst ongoing prosecution before the Federal High Court in Abuja, where charges include conspiracy, breach of trust, and money laundering, Bello remains wanted by the EFCC. Recent events have seen EFCC officials attempting to besiege Bello's residence in Abuja, only for him to reportedly evade capture, further complicating his legal predic...