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By ISAH STELLA O.

Betty paused a moment as her eyes filled with tears before she answered the question of why she and her husband were still happily married after twenty years. "He is my best friend," she said. "I feel closer to him than anyone." Betty went on to describe what accounted for this feeling of closeness

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ISSUES

Impact Of Fuel Subsidy Removal On Students

OKUONGHAE OMORODION

Subsidy is the money paid by a government or organization to make prices lower; reduce the cost of producing goods etc. It is a form of assistance paid to a business or economic sector.

PSYCHOLOGY

Religion Without Christ

By PRINCE BAYO OKUO



Some People refuse to do away with the old Adamic nature of man despite the fact that they go to Church to worship. People go to Church both morning and evening, wear robe and sing in the choir, learn to keep the Ten Commandments. Yet they tell lies, steal and kill. Some people are appointed as Pastor's warden but do not know God

PROPERTY AND HOUSING

Things To Consider Before Flipping Real Estate Properties

By Henry Agbeso

FLIPPING is the name given to the act of making quick profit by buying a property, then selling it straight away for more, often between exchange and completion, avoiding stumping up any more than a five per cent deposit. Flipping word alone may cause anybody concerned in the real-estate market to quail.

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The Need To Build A New Nigeria

By FAMOUS IGUISI

For the past 50 years of Nigeria's independence, it has groped in darkness with little or no sign of change. Quite unfortunately, and surprisingly too, a high percentage of Nigerians have allowed themselves to be fooled several times by forces of confusion and treachery.

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Younger Looking Skin

By SG OBOYO

Age gracefully with these ten tips for keeping younger looking skin Learn how to stay younger, look younger and keep it through these tips.

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POLITICS AND ISSUES

Justice And Peace: The Bedrock Of Peaceful Co-Existence

By REV. FR. FIDELIS ORIABURE ARHEDO

Being a paper presented by the Provincial Coordinator, Justice, Development and Peace/Caritas (JDPC), Very Rev. Fr. Fidelis Oriabure Arhedo on the occasion of this year World Day of Justice and Peace, organised by the Uromi Diocese of the Catholic Church, at the Catholic Chancery, Uromi, recently.

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ENVIRONMENT

Ozone Depletion: Causes, Effects And Solution

By FAMOUS IGUISI

The ozone layer protects the Earth from the ultraviolet rays sent down by the sun. If the ozone layer is depleted by human action, the effects on the planet could be catastrophic.

INSIGHT

Be Yourself

By HELEN BAZUAYE

Being yourself and knowing who you are and understanding the fact that God brought you into this world to fulfill your destiny is the key to breaking forth. Once you know who you are, you will be careful

LIFE

Boost Your Libido
By SG OBOYO
Doing it The Natural Way "It's an interesting hidden problem,". "Men who have a reduced sex drive don't want to talk about it, and the women with them don't want to talk about it either. The women are afraid if

2 Charged With Assault

 

Two accused, Ayo Olaniyi, 29 and Gloria Elisha, 26, on Friday appeared before an Abuja Senior Magistrates’ Court, charged with criminal force and assault.


The prosecutor, Insp. Jeremiah Elijah, told the court that on Jan. 24, one Moses Ayi reported the accused who were residents of Galadimawa, Abuja, at Lugbe Police Station.


Elijah said Ayi alleged that Olaniyi, Elisha and one Enoch who is now at large, beat him and threw stones at him, and also tore his shirt and trouser.


He said that during police investigation, the accused were unable to give a satisfactory account of the incident.


The prosecutor said the offence was contrary to Sections 263 and 247 of the Penal Code.


The accused pleaded not guilty and the prosecutor asked for a date for hearing in view of their plea.


The Senior Magistrate, Mr Bashir Alkali, granted the accused bail in the sum of N50, 000 each and one surety each in like sum, who must be resident within the jurisdiction of the court.


He adjourned the case to February 21 for hearing.

 

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