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Rector of St. Catherine’s the Salesian House of Theology, Maynooth University Archdiocese of Dublin, Ireland, Dr. Cyril Odia has expressed worry over increasing number of street children in Nigeria, saying it is a national embarrassment. Odia who is the Executive Producer of the movie, The Oratory, recently premiered in Lagos spoke at a press conference in Lagos yesterday, where he …

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name Leona Mazur might not ring a bell but, when you mention Miss Pepeiye - the famous original and first Miss Pepeiye of Papa Ajasco Family - you get the attention of people. The Nigerian-American currently based in the Neitherand with her family creatively played her role so well in the sitcom produced by Wale Adenuga’s Production in the early 2000s.

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Every other day, social media brings us a picture or video of a dilapidated school somewhere in Nigeria or shares images of a distraught widow, a struggling roadside trader or street hawker, or some other hapless victims of the extremely harsh realities of living in Nigeria. Immediately, as if on cue or automated, viewers launch into stinging attacks of government, public officials, the privileged class and even Nigeria itself. The attacking mob wastes no time in calling for the government’s head or the heads of public officials with responsibilities in the jurisdiction or sector where the unfortunate sights surfaced f

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Don’t you realize that I could ask my father for thousands of angels to protect us, and he would send them instantly?”  Matthew 26: 53

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Adedibu Akinsumbo is a law student at the University of Maiduguri (UNIMAID) who decided to study in Borno State despite the security situation in the area. In this interview with DAYO EMMANUEL, Adedibu, an indigene of Osun State relayed how he wrote JAMB four times before finally securing admission into UNIMAID with his lowest score of 253 at the fifth attempt. According to him, the south should shun the old-time assumption that northerners don’t embrace education. He said the system in the north encourages students to study hard to gain admission while the south is living in the past and giving room for examination malpractice. He also said if care is not take

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A non-partisan organisation that promotes peace and social justice in Nigeria, Peace and Social Justice (PSJ), has revealed the causality figures of those affected by insecurity in Nigeria in its 2021 mid-year report. In a comprehensive report by PSJ, it was revealed that thousands have been affected by insecurity in the country. “In the past six months, data reports by …

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‘Motherland’, referring to Nigeria in his song, at the time of its release, was so timely and its messages even till the present day is rich and timeless as it could be passed off as an Immigrant travel guide.

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Sex with dolls and toys is demonic, immoral, debasing and ungodly. Every sane person should run away from it. Yes, dealers of sex toys rake in billions of dollars every year.

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*Average of 100 pupils in a classroom *Students don’t assimilate after 12noon *Primary, secondary school use same toilet facility *Principal, 12Teachers, 65 pupils use same classroom *Six students to a bench *Education takes lion share (22%) of state’s N226.6bn budget in 2021 *Oyo is ranked number 20 in literacy rate among Nigerian states by UNESCO 2012 Concerned citizens of Oyo …

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Abdul Imoyo is a seasoned Public Relations and communicator who brings industriousness and jovial aggressiveness deep to bear.

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