HeyJaredChijioke Iremeka
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 26, 2026
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Before Stardom With...Pat Uwaje-King (gospel artiste) (opens the original)
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My name is Pat Uwaje-King. I am a gospel music minister, songwriter, recording artiste and a member of Midnight Crew. Music has been a very important part of my life for many years, but beyond music, I see myself first as a woman who loves God and people. I have had the privilege of serving through music for many years, both as a solo artiste and as part of Midnight Crew. I have seen different seasons in my life and career, and each season has taught me something different. At this point in my j
My marriage... With Mrs Kehinde Okoroafor (opens the original)
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My name is Mrs Kehinde Okoroafor. I am the Chief Executive Officer of a hair manufacturing company, NextLevel Hair Manufacturer. I’m also the founder of MakeMee Elegant Foundation, a non-profit organisation focused on women empowerment, community outreach, and impacting lives. I am a woman of faith, passionate about God, family, and service to humanity. My life’s work is centred on raising women, restoring dignity, and creating opportunities for people to thrive. Beyond business, I’m committed t
Danger! Poisonous chemical drums turn food, water storage containers (opens the original)
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They carried chemicals yesterday; today, they hold drinking water, edibles and drinks for parties. Across the country, discarded industrial drums are being given a second life in homes, despite warnings against domestic reuse. Experts say washing away the dirt may not wash away the danger, as they can still carry the toxic history of what they once contained. CHIJIOKE IREMEKA writes. In communities where access to reliable water remains a daily challenge, a discarded industrial drum can seem too
Scavengers strip Lagos bridges, homes in widespread theft (opens the original)
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For some metal scavengers, popularly known as ‘iron condemned’ pickers, Lagos bridges, old buildings, construction sites and even occupied homes have become sources of quick money. Armed with cutting tools, they break into concrete structures to remove reinforcement rods and strip roofing sheets, selling the materials as scrap while leaving buildings weakened and damaged. CHIJIOKE IREMEKA writes that they also steal electrical wiring, burn it to extract the copper and sell it for as much as N10,
Before Stardom With... Busola Oke Eleyele (Musician) (opens the original)
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Briefly introduce yourself to our readers. I’m Busola Eleyele. I am a recording artiste, a prophetess, a mass communication graduate from the University of Lagos, and a businesswoman. Have you dreamt of becoming a musician before? I never dreamt of being a musician; I was born a musician. I mean, I was born with the talent. God inspires me to make songs; my musical gift is spiritual. Were there some challenges you encountered getting to stardom? Well, on my way to stardom, I didn’t really face c
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