Sunday Magazine - Page 21

AT a tender age, Abia State-born Country Director of Women for Women International Nigeria, Ngozi Uchenna Eze, began to develop deep concern for individuals of civil strife and other conflicts, especially the

SATURDAY, April 24, was a colourful day for Ibie town, one of the rural communities in Taraba State, as it celebrated the 2010 edition of Nwonyo Fishing Festival. The celebration had a

THE Student Union Government of the University of Ilorin, in conjunction with the Association for the Prevention of Sickle Cell Anaemia (APOSCAN) recently organised two sensitisation seminars on the importance of knowing

WITH the global economic meltdown, stakeholders fear that donor agencies are relapsing in funding HIV/AIDS programmes and therefore push for country ownership. Ben Ukwuoma and Wole Oyebade write. When the reality of

In May 1993, a month before Babangida fatefully annulled the June 12 elections, the late revered activist and patriot, Gani Fawehinmi said of IBB: “he is a man whose words mean nothing

LAGOS has recently become the focus of a frenzied and negative and stereotypical blitz by the international media and foreigners, who continue to rubbish the dream of the Nigeria prime commercial centre

I’M sitting in the middle of Falomo, on the ‘Fidelity’ monument. It’s a cool day, which is why I can sit here, but it is still quite humid. I take a sip

IN an effort to set an apparent ‘corporate example,’ top management and senior staff of Halliburton, an oil and gas outfit, last week defied the early morning rain to observe the monthly

ELISHAMA Ideh is an evangelist and minister of the gospel with a mandate to reach nations and impact lives through the inimitable love of Christ. She is also founder and President of

TWENTY-TWO-YEAR-OLD Miss Sanmi Yetunde Osisanya has emerged the best graduating student at the Lagos State Polytechnic (LASPOTECH), in the National Diploma category, with Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 3.84. Idris Olawale