Ivorien refugees relate their plight: ‘I have not seen mummy for over 3 months‘
Tadaferua Ujorha who was in Liberia and Cote d’ Ivoire A mixed crowd of men, women and children are walking along the road which is still wet from
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One violence that shocked Gombe
But the jinx of harmony and tranquility in the state was broken on the 17 April 2011, when a post-presidential election riot broke out in the state le
“Spontaneous Riots” Put Kano on Life-Support – The untold story of a people in despair
The street and roadside hawkers have all returned to their trade displaying various wares. Similarly, some shops and schools have opened for business.
Boats: King of the creeks
The commonest boats used in the state for riverine transportation include the ferry (cargo) boat, engine (plank) boat and flying (speed) boat. Traders
How Bayelsans celebrated Jonathan’s victory
VICTORY DANCE IN OTUOKE In Bayelsa State, a deafening shout of jubilation from all corners heralded the declaration of President Jonathan as winner of