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Residents Raise Alarm As Flood Looms In Calabar South
Sandra Micheal Roads, and shops were flooded in Calabar south, on Friday after a downpour lasted for hours. The heavy...
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How Varsity Students are Changing Society Narratives About People With Disabilities
Roland Bayode After the death of his father in 2012, Nwaji Uche Fidelis who is the second born in a...
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The Effect of Broken Homes on Students’ Academic Performance
Caleb Ijioma Olakunle Oluwafemi, a 29-year-old student of Abraham Adesanya Polytechnic, started facing the challenges of life at age 6...
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Net Zero: Should Nigeria Care About Climate Change?
Mariam Hamzat A couple of days ago, Labour Party’s presidential candidate, Peter Obi responded to a question on climate change...
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Child Sexual Abuse: Failure Of Tackling Family Monsters Perpetrating Evil Emboldens Rape Crisis In Nigeria
Aderayo Daramola Sola*, a 23year-old girl in her brittle voice told this reporter in an interview about her ugly experience...
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ASUU Strike: Burglars Invade Campuses, Loot Students Apartments
Sunday Awosoro It was exactly 9:00, on one Saturday morning when Titi, a 100-level student of Ekiti State University (EKSU)...
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UBANG: The Nigerian Tribe With Beautiful Mysteries
Phillip Anjorin. It is quite bewildering to know of a tribe with different languages spoken by the male and female...
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ASUU Strike: Traders Bemoan Low Patronage In Oye-Ekiti
Sunday Awosoro Raibiu Abdulahi, a businessman in his 30s is sitting on a stool, eagerly beckoning passersby with the hope...
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Special Report: Everyday Hazard, Low Financial Support and Self-Medication: Plights of Women in Oyo Garri Producing Community
By: Mariam Hamzat Bosede,10, has quite a number of several scars on her hands from injuries suffered from knife cuts...
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Calabar Traders Lament High Cost of Food Items, Seek Government Intervention
Victoria Asagha Traders of daily consumable commodities at the popular Marian market, Calabar Cross River State have lamented over the...
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