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Bookish: The story of the Guinness World Record for reading out loud - Vimarsana News

Bookish: The story of the Guinness World Record for reading out loud

Public Works and Infrastructure deputy minister, Bernice Swarts, has called on the department’s entities to play their part...

My friend, Udeme Nana 'exposed', By Eddy Ekpenyong - Vimarsana News

My friend, Udeme Nana 'exposed', By Eddy Ekpenyong

Since we became friends, in 1982, Udeme has remained in his elements as a likable, easy-spoken, and easy-going fellow.

Akwa Ibom lawmaker cautions students against cultism - Vimarsana News

Akwa Ibom lawmaker cautions students against cultism

Senator Ekong Sampson, has advised secondary school students in the state to shun the practice of cultism as it can destroy their future

Stay away from cultism -Akwa Ibom lawmaker cautions students – Opinion Nigeria - Vimarsana News

Stay away from cultism -Akwa Ibom lawmaker cautions students – Opinion Nigeria

“Don’t allow yourself to be involved in cultism because cultists cannot get to where I am today. Governor Udom Emmanuel is not a cultist, Senator Godswill Akpabio is not a cultist, President Bola Tinubu, from what I have heard is not a cultist; they all made it through education...

Gov. Eno considers Akwa Ibom 'many blessings' 36 years after its inception – Opinion Nigeria - Vimarsana News

Gov. Eno considers Akwa Ibom 'many blessings' 36 years after its inception – Opinion Nigeria

Thanking past leaders of the state for laying solid foundation for growth and development currently being experienced in the state, Governor Eno said, “It is because of the performance of our past leaders that I am daily being motivated to continue from where they had stopped.