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Prince Abel Bolanle: When the Stranger Became a Native in Nigeria

Posted By: adminon: January 12, 2025In: SpectacleTags: Benue Polytechnic – Ugbokolo, Breaking Nigeria, ESSU, Holy Rosary College - Adoka, Mt St Gabriel’s – Makurdi, Mt St Michael Secondary School – Aliade, Pa Ishaiah Falola, SBS – Ugbokolo, St Francis College - Otukpo, Ugbokolo, WASCNo CommentsViews:
Prince Abel Bolanle: When the Stranger Became a Native in Nigeria

The Ugbokolo community in Edemoga District of Okpokwu LGA in Benue State of Nigeria might be teaching Nigeria how to make strangers become natives. It is doing so by staging a special mourni... Read more

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Help Flooding in for Happiness Mathews (Audu)

Posted By: adminon: November 28, 2018In: People in ActionTags: SS-2, WASCNo CommentsViews:
Help Flooding in for Happiness Mathews (Audu)

The February 1st, 2016 electrical accident which led to the amputation of her both hands might eventually be no more than a partial eclipse as the sun seems set to shine again for Happiness... Read more

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Happiness Audu’s Amazing Determination

Posted By: adminon: November 25, 2018In: People in ActionTags: WASCNo CommentsViews:
Happiness Audu’s Amazing Determination

Happiness Audu, the beautiful figure in the above cover picture, was not born that way. She came that way after an electric shock. At the current level of medical and technological developme... Read more

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The Mother-Son Connection in Prof. Tony Edoh’s Death

Posted By: adminon: October 16, 2018In: People in ActionTags: BENSU, FSA, HSC, NIPSS, NPSA, REC, WASCNo CommentsViews:
The Mother-Son Connection in Prof. Tony Edoh's Death

The puzzle is what social psychologists, theologians, culturalists and medical experts are still trying to crack. Many parents say so but it rarely happens that the mother follows, four days... Read more

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Mushin, Prof Abubakar Momoh’s Son, Sets Own Academic Record

Posted By: adminon: August 03, 2018In: BookspaceTags: ASUU, WASCNo CommentsViews:
Mushin, Prof Abubakar Momoh’s Son, Sets Own Academic Record

Although the late Prof Abubakar Momoh was not the visceral, expressive type in terms of family matters, perhaps in tandem with personal and ideological discipline, he spoke fondly in few pri... Read more

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Oslo and the North-east Reconstruction

Posted By: adminon: July 28, 2017In: SpectacleTags: Human Development Index (HDI), Lake Chad, Northeast, Oslo, Peter Obi, WASC1 CommentViews:
Oslo and the North-east Reconstruction

By Kole Shettima In this piece, Dr Shettima, Director of the MacArthur Foundation, argues the case for rethinking the reconstruction process in northeastern Nigeria where he asserts that eve... Read more

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