Breaking News in Nigeria Today Sunday 28th June 2020
Here are some of the Breaking News in Nigeria Today Sunday 28th June 2020 on some of the nation newspapers .
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Nigeria democracy: X-raying Edo State politics
Drama is essentially part of life. It mirrors the roles of characters in the play of human engagements. The past weeks has made everyone a viewer of dynamism of characters and event. One of the major gladiators in the whole scenario is the concept of godfatherism and the perceived betrayal of trust …
I saw helplessness in my caregivers -Covid-19 survivor
Abdallah el–Kurebe, Sokoto Bureau Chief, NewsDiaryonline tested positive to Coronavirus on May 3, 2020. The following day, he was admitted into the Specialist Hospital, Sokoto, where he spent 12 days in isolation for treatment. He shares his experience in this interview with JOHNSON AYANTUNJI. Excerpts What happened when you got back home? …
‘Why Nigeria can’t win war against intimate partners’ violence’
•Nigerian cultures, traditions, religions encourage spousal abuse •It’s legal to beat a woman for purpose of correction –Law Violence is a regular experience most women go through in Nigeria, especially in homes they are expected to attain psychological uplift and growth. The home, which is supposed to serve as haven is now filled with …
Party waivers breed bad blood among aspirants
The waiver granted by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to its new members to enable them contest elections on the platform of the party is creating bad blood among its members, though the party says loyalty pays, writes ONYEKACHI EZE E do State Governor, Godwin Obaseki who joined the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) …
I don’t see APC surviving beyond 2023 – Dr. Junaid Mohammed
Nigeria is currently facing a lot of challenge of insecurity and even the government and ruling party, the All Progressives Congress (APC) is also embroiled in internal squabbles. In this interview, Dr Junaid Mohammed, medical doctor, politician and critic examines these challenges and tells ONWUKA NZESHI that the government might be toying with fire …
Don’t rape, masturbate instead –Amara Maduka
For many, nudity is forbidden, but curvy Nollywood actress, writer and producer Amara Maduka, nudity pays. The actress, who once shared her challenges being a plus size in the movie industry, said she found another way to channel her inner strength and beauty in being a nudist. The Anambra State born thespian cum …
Air accident investigation’s very frustrating, says Ajayi, first female investigator
Taiwo Ajayi holds the record of being the first female accident investigator in Nigeria. In this interview with WOLE SHADARE, the University of Lagos biochemistry graduate, who first practiced as an air traffic controller before transferring her skills to the Accident Investigation Bureau (AIB), spoke about finding herself in a male dominated profession, challenges and …
Buhari has no reason to retain service chiefs, says Mwadkwon
Hon. Dr. Simon Mwadkwon Fwet represents Barkin Ladi/Riyom Federal Constituency of Plateau State in the Federal House Representatives. In this interview with MUSA PAM, the lawmaker appraises the All Progressives Congress (APC) admini,stration under President Muhammadu Buhari in the last five years using his campaign promises as parameter and also talks about internal democracy among …
Growing up in Cotonou helped my musical journey –MMZy
Born in Abia State to a family of 3, Akachukwu Emmanuel Uche popularly known as, MMZy’s family moved to Cotonou when he was very young. He is glad that growing up in that French speaking country changed his life and influenced his career in music. “I used to think I was …
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Wigs are women’s most priced possession. It is one thing own a wig and a different ball game to maintain it to last for a long time and worth the money spent. Some of the tips below are the do’s and don’ts that can help maintain wigs. How to …
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