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Intuition And Man

By IDAHOSA MOSES

Intuition as a very powerfully relevant and crucial too in the overall successful personality of an individual is little recognized and highly marginalized in intellectual consideration and discussions. It is an Irony and a tragedy that what could have been the most important issue of consideration when we talk of human
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INSIGHT

2012 :You Can Make A Difference

By TONY IKEAKANAM

Hardly do many of us appreciate the fact that we are created unique individuals; with no one else exactly like us. You are loaded with unique endowments, unique potentials, unique features and no one else in the whole world is equipped to play your equally unique role. You are a

Sunday Digest

Petroluem Subsidy And Nigerian Masses

By desmond agbama



THE Webster's Comprehensive Dictionary of English Language defined subsidy as aids directly granted by government to an individual or private commercial enterprise deemed beneficial to the public. In other words, petroleum subsidy is that financial aid granted independent and major oil marketers in order for them to provide their products at cheaper rate for the benefit of the people. Subsidy

Sunday Digest

Motion For The Creation Of Two Nations

By EUBALDUS ENAHORO

There is a motion before the House of Public opinion calling for the urgent splitting of Nigeria in to two, one for the rich and another for the poor. According to the Speaker of the House of Commoners it is coming under matters of urgent public importance which must be given accelerated hearing to enable it scale through the necessary readings and all the fanfare that goes with law making.

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Local Government Administration The Nigeria Imperative

By IDAHOSA MOSES

In development economics, the practical approach is to redesign existing national structures into relevant economic blocks to which an economic input that would serve s growth parameter is developed and implemented for a specific result. In this vein, such

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LIFE

7 Worst Foods And 7 Most Powerful Anti-Aging Tips

By SG OBOYO

DO you want to get old fast? Look older than you should, lack the energy you ought to have, bring on all sorts of serious diseases like cancer and heart attack, lose your mental clarity and memory, and die younger than you should? I'm sure your answer is giant NO WAY!

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TOURISM

Kings Square: A Mecca For Fun Seekers

By EUBALDUS ENAHORO

THE people of Edo State are apparently overwhelmed with the rate of development taking place under the administration of the Comrade Governor, Adams Aliyu Oshiomhole across the three senatorial districts.

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SUNDAY DIET

Bearing Precious Seed

BY Ernest Ikhureigbe

The year 2011 started counting just as the year 2012 is at its 8th day today. How has it being and what are the challenges? It is neither unnatural nor impossible to overcome the moment of challenges that have so far come. Challenges are part of life

Healthy Living

Ginger: A Magnificent Herb

By ABIEYUWA O. AYENI

GINGER through harsh and seemingly unfriendly to many due to its taste has enormous benefits to the human body system.

NAKED TRUTH

What Do You Think About The Recent Removal Of Fuel Subsidy By President Jonathan
By citizen Emma Kola Okhakhu
AYENI EMILIA Jonathan is a confused man. How can he explain this insincerity he is displaying. If government will

Man, 21 Bags 3 Years Jail Term For Raping Girl, 10
 

A Benin Magistrate’s Court has sentenced a 21 year-old man to three years imprisonment for raping a 10 year-old girl.


The man, Femi Ali, was charged on the one count-charge and convicted of rape under Section 358 of the Criminal Code applicable to Edo State.


Prosecutor Chuks Nnamdi called five witnesses to testify against the accused person, who pleaded not guilty to the charge.


Ali was staying with his elder brother as tenant in the house owned by the father of the girl.


The medical report stated that the victim partially lost her hymen, which indicated that she was defiled.


Mr Mike Iyere, counsel to the accused person, pleaded for leniency, and said that the Ali was like a member of the girl’s family.


According to him, he has been very good to the family.


Delivering his judgment, the presiding Magistrate, Mr. Fred Akhere, said that about 80 per cent of rape cases were committed by persons close to the victims’ family.

 

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