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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Aug 28, 2026
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Tenants tortured our brother to death to evade rent payment – Siblings (opens the original)
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A civil servant and stepsister of Joseph Adetola, a Lagos resident, who was allegedly killed by some of his mother’s tenants, speaks with CHUKWUDI AKASIKE about the incident How did you receive the news of your brother’s death? One of our tenants called me and told me that my brother was not feeling well. I was already on my way to the office that morning. I promised her I would visit my brother after getting to the office. Another tenant called me again and said my brother was no longer breathi
We won’t end strike until suspended Abia varsity professor is recalled – ASUU chair, Mba (opens the original)
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Chairman of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, Abia State University chapter, Dr Chidi Mba, shares with CHUKWUDI AKASIKE his thoughts on the recent suspension of a lecturer at the university, Prof Nnamdi Nwaeze, the ongoing strike in ABSU, and the poor remuneration of members of the union What is the Academic Staff Union of Universities, Abia State University chapter’s response to the suspension of one of the lecturers, Prof Nnamdi Nwaeze, over his recent Facebook post? We had a meeting w
I became corporate ponmo seller after losing my banking job — Hawker (opens the original)
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After losing his banking job during the COVID-19 pandemic, former banker and Mathematics and Computer Science graduate, Adekunle Adeloye, turned to selling peppered ponmo (cow skin) to survive. In this interview with CHUKWUDI AKASIKE, he recounts his journey from depression and unemployment to rebuilding his life through the roadside delicacy can you tell us about yourself and career before venturing into business? I’m from Akure in Ondo State. I am a graduate of Mathematics and Computer Science
My children keep asking for their father — Slain police inspector’s widow (opens the original)
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Mrs Ngozi Ishiwu-Obodo, wife of a police inspector, Dr Ikechukwu Obodo, who was killed by a speeding convoy, shares with CHUKWUDI AKASIKE her pain of losing her husband and the delay in releasing the footage of how an unidentified person hit and killed him with a vehicle before zooming off What is your name and where are you from? I am Ngozi Ishiwu-Obodo. Ishiwu-Obodo is my surname. I am from Opi in Nsukka Local Government Area of Enugu State. My husband was from Ologo, Uzo-Uwani Local Governmen
I wept, begged for my life as S’African pointed gun at me — Returnee, Otoikhila (opens the original)
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After spending 11 years in South Africa, Lucky Otoikhila left behind his investments and family to save his life. He tells CHUKWUDI AKASIKE about surviving repeated xenophobic attacks, his determination to rebuild his life, and why no amount of persuasion will make him leave the country again Tell us about yourself and life in South Africa? I am a 49-year-old indigene of Edo State. I lived in South Africa for 11 years before returning to Nigeria. I have families in both countries. I was born and
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