NEWS

Police arrest 21 homosexual students in Asaba, Delta State

Police men in Asaba, Delta State, have arrested 21 students who are allegedly homosexuals. According to Punch, a reliable source said that two state-owned polytechnics (names withheld) where the suspects were arrested, were popular with homosexual activities for financial gains. Police Public Relations Officer in the state, Mrs. Celestina Kalu, confirmed the arrest of the suspects. She said: “We had it on good authority that the male students allegedly engaged in anal sex. The suspects, upon interrogation, made useful statements to the police while investigations are ong

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LIFESTYLE, LITERARY WORKS

The Vision In The Blind’s Heart By Nwoko Alexandre

I was sitting at a relaxation spot close to a lawn in the evening with the breeze blowing and the evening birds chirping. I was about falling asleep when I saw two blind men walking to a grocery store with their guidecane as the only guide. What kept me from sleeping was the fact that they were discussing cheerfully, full of joy and admiration for each other. I keenly stared at them [unknown to them though] watching how the adjusted their guide canes and body up the stairs helping each other through life’s struggle. When on was at the peak of the stairs, he called out t

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NEWS

Three New Confirmed Cases In Previously Ebola-free Liberia -WHO

Three new cases of the deadly Ebola virus have been confirmed in Liberia, the country’s health ministry and World Health Organization said Friday, after the nation was declared Ebola free in September. An official in the West Africa country that has been devastated by the worst ever outbreak of the virus urged calm, insisting that health workers had the means to contain the latest outbreak. “We are calling on the population not to panic because we have people capable of putting the situation under control,” health ministry spokesman Sorbor George told reporters. (more&he

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NEWS

Ohaneze disowns Biafra agitators, says Biafra died in 1970

OHANEZE Ndigbo, the apex Igbo socio –cultural organization, has dissociated itself from the activities of the Biafra agitators, who had been protesting in many cities in the South East and South –South, saying that Biafra died in 1970 with the surrender by General Philip Effiong, to the Nigerian troops. Addressing reporters in Awka Friday, the chairman, Forum of State Presidents of Ohaneze in the seven Igbo –speaking states, Dr. Chris Eluomunoh said that no right thinking person would support what he called the madness by some youths, who were being deceived to engag

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