•The celebrants, Daniel and Evelyn Ekong The image maker of The Salvation Army, Nigeria Territory, Major Daniel Ekong, and his dear wife Major Evelyn, today, Sunday, May 3, 2026 celebrated 25 years of love. •Cutting the anniversary cake Major Daniel Ekong is the Territorial Public Relations Secretary (TPRS) of The Salvation, Nigeria Territory....
•’Naija’ used cars At exactly the point where his life seemed to be taking shape, 28-year-old Star Okigwe watched it stall. Fresh out of the National Youth Service Corps, NYSC, and newly employed by a blue-chip company in Lagos, he had spent 18 months saving for his first car, a foreign-used Toyota he believed would […]
•Physically challenged ladies People With Disabilities (PWDs), particularly the female ones, are quite vulnerable hence deserve utmost care and compassion from the society. Regrettably, they have become soft targets for randy men who exploit their vulnerability, sexually abuse them and compound their fragile conditions. The rate at which the m...
A scientific study has found that women tend to find men with larger penis size more attractive, challenging the long-standing belief that size does not matter. The research, published in the peer-reviewed journal PLOS Biology, explored how physical traits such as height, body shape and genital size influence sexual attraction and perception. ...
Despite advancements in aviation technology, human behaviour is increasingly recognised as a significant threat to flight safety. From ignoring safety briefings to outright disruptive conduct, passenger non-compliance is on the rise globally, challenging the core assumption that passengers and crew will follow established procedures. This art...
•Female IDPs For 27-year-old Aondona Dooshima, bringing forth a new life into the world was a familiar path; and she hoped her fifth pregnancy would be a walk in the park. Sadly, Dooshima, a displaced mother of five from previous pregnancies, could not give birth as expected, as her baby reportedly died from complications on […]
•Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti 1. Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti was one of Nigeria’s earliest and most fearless women’s rights activists. At a time when women were largely excluded from political life, she organised thousands of market women to challenge colonial taxation and unfair policies. Through the Abeokuta Women’s Union, she mo...
•Erin Ijesha waterfall in South West Nigeria The escalating crisis in the Middle East is sending shockwaves across the global travel and tourism industry. Given the region’s traditional significance to the Nigerian travel and tourism market, stakeholders said the current disruption is a wake-up call for all, reports The Guardian. The ongoing w...
•Nigerian women The 2026 International Women’s Day was a chorus of celebration, with Nigerian leaders from state to federal levels vowing to do more for women, including making governance more inclusive and providing better opportunities for them. However, beyond the buzz of this year’s “Give to Gain” theme and the polished tributes that flood...
•Kano wells of death The term, wells of death, would quickly refer one’s mind to the once famous American motor-drome racing, a dangerous carnival sideshow featuring motorcycles and vehicles, where performers ride horizontally along the vertical walls of a wooden, barrel-shaped structure, often performing stunts. Similarly, in India, this carn...
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