Addressing “child-witch” syndrome in Akwa Ibom
His flourishing education business nose-dived after a 12-year-old pupil in his school was accused of witchcraft and subsequently ostracised by the com
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Inside Nigeria’s only writers’ residency
Iseyin, a serene village in Oyo State, is carving a niche in Nigeria’s literary history. Last weekend, students of several secondary schools gathered
Ogbomoso: Myth of the 324-Year-Old Tortoise
The ancient town of Ogbomoso and second largest city in Oyo state, has continued to attract tourists from all over the world because of Alagba, the le
Nasarawa: LG chairmen in fight-to-finish against Governor Doma
The chairmen were elected into office in 2008 on a Local Government Law of that year, which provided a three-year term for them and their councillors.
Okaba-Odagbo Coal: 84 years, after a community sitting on black gold wallows in poverty
As a school boy in the early 1980s in the then Benue State, the name of Okaba was more popular among the pupils than Makurdi, the state capital. Reaso