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The Message from the Creeks This Time 09/28/08 Degema Local Government in Rivers State has proved that the Niger Delta creeks are not about militants only but sport stars too
A House of Intrigues, Back-stabbing 09/28/08 Two members of the Big Brother Africa 3 reality show fall victim of the intrigues and back-stabbing in the House
The Return of "The Hawk" 09/22/08 Yomi Bankole, a past star table tennis player, returns to the game from prison
The "Great Steps" Of Idanre 09/14/08 Going up the hills of Idanre is an ordeal, but tourists who get there never regret doing so
Fourteen Years In the "Ministry Of Help" 09/14/08 Christiana Bamidele George left her job in a bank nearly too decades ago for a unique calling and has made a huge success of it
Dreamer and Doer 09/08/08 Joyce Ashuntantang, actress, writer, scholar, and founder of EduArt, organises the first Literary Award Night in Anglophone Cameroon
The Man, His Strange Tale 09/08/08 Augustine Adegunloye, a Lagos Spiritualist, counts his predictions that have come to pass and makes new ones about some of Nigeria’s public officers
Trying to Find Their Feet 09/08/08 Nigerian players in the English League are already making positive marks, but many are yet to find their feet
A University’s Determination to Excel 09/28/08 Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria is determined to overcome its problems of inadequate funding to become one of the world’s best academic institutions
Nigerians, Come Out, Help ABU 09/28/08 Shehu Usman Abdulllahi, vice-chancellor of Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, has never hidden his determination to leave the university better than he met it. Since May 25, 2004 when he assumed the position of helmsman of the institution, Abdullahi has brought a lot of positive changes to the university. But the 57-year-old veterinary surgeon is not fulfilled yet. In this interview with Kenneth Oboko, assistant special projects manager, Abdullahi talks about the challenges
Sunset for a Star Broadcaster 09/28/08 Yinka Craig, ace sports commentator and television programmes anchor loses battle against cancer
Polygamy is No Sin 09/22/08 He used to be called Ebong Ekpe before his "baptism" as Ebongabasi Ekpe. The need for his change of name, he said, arose from a divine call, as far back as 1972 when the Lord called him and transformed him into a "brand new" person. His faith, however, dipped as time went on as a result of his disenchantment with the negative conduct of the leadership of his school’s Scripture Union in Abak, Akwa Ibom State. He, however, got back on track with God in 1991 and his renewed faith in his Creator grew from strength to strength. Ekpe-Juda, who was also a pastor with the Redeemed Christian Church of God speaks to Danusa Ocholi, associate editor, that he had to wait for God to show him some of the transgressions in today’s churches, which he has put in a book form. Excerpts:
Succour for Ailing Coach 09/22/08 Ibrahim Idris, Kogi State governor, donates N12.3 million for the treatment of Musa Abdullahi, the ailing former national coach
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