Ayetoro, a coastal community in Ondo state, is in dire straits after it was submerged by flood for four days. Oluwajuwon Daodu, publicity secretary of Ilaje Advancement Forum, says sea
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BY KELECHUKWU IRUOMA In Sokoto state, there are 2,000 shoeless boys roaming the streets in tattered clothes. With bowls and dirty ropes suspended around their necks, they move in groups
In the beginning of June, Plateau State Polytechnic was full of life; students and lecturers went about their normal businesses while academic and non-academic activities went on smoothly. Fast forward to
When the federal government handed over electricity generation, transmission and distribution to private companies in 2013, it came with the relief that the problem of epileptic power supply would reduce
The national assembly slashed the allocation for security infrastructure in the 104 Unity Schools across the country by N3 billion
In December, TheCable published an undercover investigation exposing how children are used as cheap labour in stone crushing sites and
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) says it has paid over N24bn to gas suppliers and released another fund to
Four years ago, Boko Haram attacked Chibok, a town in Borno, north-east Nigeria, raiding it and abducting 276 girls who
Mercy Solomon is an indigene of Chibok, Borno state, a town that has come to be famous for the kidnap
Lydia Joshua, one of the 276 girls kidnapped at Government Girls Secondary School, Chibok, Borno state, on April 14, 2014, has
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