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In recent events, the President of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Joe Ajaero, faced a reprehensible attack in Imo State…

The NGX today is a street lined with muppets. Lilly livered gringos who would rather come at night and bite…

Governor-elect Ademola Adeleke is a surprisingly streetsmart guy. He is entrenched in the grassroots despite his apparent affluent background. His…

My Dear Max Amuchie, Today, I join friends, family and colleagues to celebrate a worthy journalist: a terrific reporter and…

The Ogun Government has warned residents of the state to ignore any appeals by faceless individuals or organisations soliciting support…

Hajia Salamatu Adebayo, Publicity Secretary, Mothers for United Nigeria (MUN), says the military should be commended for gallantry during March…

The Chairman of Oye Local Government Area in Ekiti, Mr Sunday Ajimoko, has warned residents against late night journeys to…

If your aspiration for equity, fairness, justice, economic empowerment, political wellness, competent leadership, human capital development demands that you walk…

One thousand and seventy-six (1076) compatriots hitherto based in Ukraine returned to Nigeria on 4 and 5 March 2022 courtesy…

Our regulators are funny. Why won’t they be when we recycle journey men turning the regulatory platform into a Rehabilitation…

Some residents in Benin, the Edo capital, have said that some men would continue to keep mistresses, popularly called ‘side…

Nigerian Army kindly release that soldier As at the time of writing I have not heard that the soldier who…

The internet is actually a great tool for students in schools but compulsive use of it can negatively affect the…

Chief Dan Orbih is today perhaps the most prolific state Chairman of any political party in the history of Nigeria.…

No doubt, some folks are psychic, very perceptive. Some are gifted with the ability to see what mere mortals cannot…

The new breed of femme fatales is young, pretty – and they can kill you! The on-going case of Chidinma…

The story of Anna, the Egbado Little Girl, and our lack of progress as a people If some public affairs…