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Deputy Speaker Kalu seeks probe into murder of Aba businessman - Vimarsana News

Deputy Speaker Kalu seeks probe into murder of Aba businessman

Deputy Speaker, House of Representatives, Hon. Benjamin Okezie Kalu has described as reprehensible the murder of Abia-born businessman, Emmanuel Okocha by

足协杯第三轮综述:浙江队、武汉三镇等9支中甲队晋级 - Vimarsana News

足协杯第三轮综述:浙江队、武汉三镇等9支中甲队晋级

足协杯第三轮综述:浙江队、武汉三镇等9支中甲队晋级,足协杯,浙江队,中甲,中乙,中超

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"암투병 중 바람" 하준수, 결혼 앞두고 前 연인 폭로글 등장 [스타이슈]- 스타뉴스 - Vimarsana News

"암투병 중 바람" 하준수, 결혼 앞두고 前 연인 폭로글 등장 [스타이슈]- 스타뉴스

/사진=안가연 인스타그램 '하카소'로 유명세를 얻은 개그맨 하준수가 웹툰 작가 겸 개그우먼 안가연과 결혼을 전제로 교제 중인 가운데, 하준수 전 여자친구의 폭로글이 등장해 이목이 집중되고 있다. 개그맨 H의 전 여자친구ë...

Source: mt.co.kr
How Igbo women used petitions to influence British authorities during colonial rule - Vimarsana News

How Igbo women used petitions to influence British authorities during colonial rule

How Igbo women used petitions to influence British authorities during colonial rule By Bright Alozie Listen to article Selected petitions and written correspondence between Igbo women and British officials between 1892 and 1960 shed fresh light on how women navigated male-dominated colonial institutions and structures of the time. African women acted in varied and complex ways to the situations they found themselves in. This ranged from subtle to overt opposition, and sometimes violent resistance. One response was through petition writing as women took to the pen to articulate their concern...

Remembering Margaret Ekpo and the Enugu strike massacre - Vimarsana News

Remembering Margaret Ekpo and the Enugu strike massacre

As her plane touched down in Lagos, Nigeria on Saturday, February 2, 1959, there was only one thing on the mind of the celebrated Nigerian politician and activist, Margaret Ekpo: the upcoming federal elections in December and how she could further her fight for women’s rights on the back of them. A frequent traveller, Ekpo had just completed a trip to the United States. Now returning to her base in Aba, eastern Nigeria, she was about to deliver another speech from her political armoury. Regarded as a female “pillar” of the political party the National Council of Nigeria and the Cameroon...