Electricity Tariff Hike: NLC protests in Owerri

* Insists no dialogue with Imo govt on sacked workers

By Chidi Nkwopara & Chinonso Alozie, OWERRI The Imo State Branch of Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, has joined its counterparts in other states of the federation, to call on the Federal Government to reverse the hike in the electricity tariff, even as it warned that labour will not enter into any dialogue with the Imo State Government over the sack of about 3, 000 workers.

Church members carry their pastor because his feet must not touch the floor during service

So according to Sidney Sidney who shared this on Facebook, this Tanzanian pastor must be carried by his church members throughout service because it is forbidden for his feet to touch the ground during service.

Why I stabbed my neighbor to death – 22 year old nursing mother

A 22 year old nursing mother and student of the Benue State Polytechnic, Nwuese Ayom, was few days ago nabbed by the Benue state Police Command for allegedly stabbing 22year old Tererse Ayua to death in Gboko town.

I was kidnapped for refusing to join cult

Bernard Jenna Adedayo

Bernard Jenfa  Adedayo was one of the priests ordained by the Bishop of Nnewi, Rev. Hillary Okeke, at the Saint Georges’ Catholic Church, Orifite, Anambra State, after a rigorous training that lasted almost 17 years.

That day climaxed his childhood ambition of becoming a servant in God’s vineyard. He was posted to the Catholic Church Assumption, Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State shortly after the ordination.

Sex: Why most women regret their first time and men don’t

So what was your  first time like? Crisp sheets and the gentle touch of a caring soul-mate swearing undying love, or an awkward drunken fumble in a back room, a motel room or at a party? The age we lose our .virginity is perhaps the question that fascinates us more than any other.

I robbed people to build house, raise family says suspected car snatcher

NEMESIS has caught up with two  syndicates which  specialized  in the  hijacking of heavy duty   trucks along Benin / Ore Expressway  and  the snatching/stealing of  posh vehicles in  Ondo State.

101 die from Lassa fever in Nigeria

A growing Lassa fever outbreak in Nigeria has killed 101 people, as West Africa battles to contain a flare up of the virus, according to data from the nation’s health authorities released Saturday.