Constitution technically approved child marriage – FIDA

Mrs Folake Ajayi, Chairperson Oyo State Chapter of the Federation of Female Lawyers (FIDA), has urged collaboration of all stakeholders in protecting the rights of the girl-child.

Ajayi in an interview on Wednesday in Ibadan said that although some states had domesticated the Child Rights Act, 2003, many girls still faced early marriage, genital mutilation and rape, among other challenges.

How I got Police uniform, ID card for N500 – Graduate

A National Diploma holder of a polytechnic in Delta State, Anene Odikose, has been arrested by the Ogun State Police Command for impersonation.

He was apprehended by operatives attached to the Anti-Robbery Squad of the Agbado division on Monday during a stop-and-search at a checkpoint on Matogun Road, Oke-Aro, in the Ifo Local Government Area of the state, where he lives.

2Face Idibia’s Son Nino Shows His Saxophone Skills At An Event (Photos)

2Face is definitely proud of one of his son, Nino who has shown a keen interest in music just like his father.

Natural Ways To Heal Asthma

Asthma is one of the leading chronic inflammatory disease that makes the bronchial tubes (airways) sensitive to irritation.

The tightening of the smooth muscles in the bronchial tubes produce excess muscle that prevent air from passing out of the lungs.

K1 cancels American tour, Refunds money to Fans

Undisputable king of Fuji, King Wasiu Ayinde Marshal has announced the postponement of his much talked about US tour which was supposed to hold later this year.

He made this announcement via his Instagram handle, as he also instructed a refund for everyone who has purchased the ticket already.

How smartphone can help find missing children

Technology has made it possible for parents to track the movement of their children. This can prevent the children from getting lost or find them, if they are missing. Below are some useful features for this purpose:

Wike frees prisoners on death row

Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Wike

Three convicts on death row have been granted freedom by the Rivers State Governor, Chief Nyesom Wike.

Six other convicts that benefitted from the governor’s prerogative of mercy were serving life imprisonment for various offences.

A statement signed by the state Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice, Mr. Emmanuel Aguma, SAN, indicated that the governor’s decision to grant the convicts reprieve was based on the advice of the state Advisory Committee on the Prerogative of Mercy.