Just Human

It was a sorrowful and tearful scene last weekend when a kidnap gang made shocking confessions on how they killed and buried Mrs. Catherine Okorie Chukwu, a middle-aged mother of a rich Abuja-based industrialist and indigene of Ishiagu community.....

The backbone of every ambition is resilience; it determines the degree of will to pursue a dream, no matter what, break down barriers that may stand in the way, and ultimately embark on a journey to greatness.

The truism of the Nigerian Union of Pensioners (NUP) motto: "Rest is Sweet After Labour," came into practical manifestation recently at the home coming reception party organised by friends...

Life could not be sweeter at 90 than it is for the first African Physiotherapist and father of physiotherapy in Nigeria, Dr. Thompson Abayomi Oshin.

Thirty-year-old Adetola Igbekele Omodara is having a kidney disease and needs N7.5 million for a kidney transplant in New Delhi, India. He is calling on well-meaning Nigerians...

But for the Kidney disease that rendered him incapacitated, Bolaji Olarinde would have been going around, ministering with his musical instruments to the weak and possibly winning them over to Christendom.

The shiny, sparkly and splendidly bright young lady was gone too soon, allegedly killed on January 28, this year by her Romeo.

MRS Alice Maurice, a mother of five, was diagnosed with breast cancer last year. Her husband, Abua, bemoaned that the deadly disease led to the loss of their last child due to lack of breast-feeding.

MARY Nkoko, a 28-year-old indigene of Akwa-Ibom State has been battling with paralysis for over 20 years. According to her mother, Patience Nkoko, Mary’s ordeal started at age eight when she took her home to visit her mother-in-law in Akwa-Ibom State.

Many who witnessed the classic turbaning of Princess Adenrele Adeniran Ogunsanya, former Secretary to the Lagos State Government as a chief with the honor of ‘Omowonuade’ title in Owu Kingdom in Abeokuta last week Friday by the Paramount ruler of the Kingdom

MONSURU Akande Lasisi, 41, was recently knocked down by a careless driver around Abule-Egba by Awori Bus Stop in Lagos. He was rushed to a private hospital in the area and spent about three weeks there.

THOUGH kidnapping of innocent people is gradually becoming a recurring decimal in Ekiti State, an ugly incident the government and security agencies are yet to nip in the bud, but the story of the abduction and release of a Catholic Priest, Reverend Father Emmanuel Akingbade, was a classic case of a priest, who refused to compromise…