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Hope Returns to Southern Taraba Amid Peace Push

Southern Taraba, a land once defined by harvests, now bears the scars of violence and abandoned homes. But a quiet shift is underway as a peace push led by former Bauchi Governor, Isa Yuguda, and backed by Taraba State Governor,…

6 steps to take if your drink was poisoned

Drink spiking is when a person adds alcohol or drug to another person’s drink without their knowledge or consent, according to an information sheet by the United Kingdom’s National Health Service. A person who spikes a drink may be the…

How will you deal with a lying spouse?

Some adults speak with Sharon Osaji on what they will do and how they will deal with a spouse who tells lies I can’t deal –Bode Black It is a no-no for me; I can’t cope with a lying spouse.…

7 ways to avoid being kidnapped

There has been a disturbing rise in cases of kidnapping across the country. The elite are not the only targets of kidnappers; workers, students, and even children are not spared. Recently, eight members of the National Youth Service Corps, including…

6 ways to stop addictive gambling

According to GambleAlert, a non-profit Nigerian organisation that advocates responsible gambling, the country is replete with what has been termed ludomania (gambling addiction), which is an urge to gamble continuously despite harmful negative consequences or a desire to stop. The…

Monarch Beaten & Banished Over Dispute

Three months after HRH Eze Kenneth Nwiboko, the traditional ruler of Ndiabor Ishieke in Ebonyi Local Government Area of Ebonyi State and his wife were reportedly attacked by angry youths, bundled into a wheelbarrow, and banished from the community following…

7 ways to avoid lightning strike

On November 6, nine out of three students of the Tansi International College, Awka, Anambra State were killed on the spot by lightning while playing on the school’s football pitch during a rainfall. It was reported that the students were…

6 ways to prevent tooth decay

Although there are no current statistics to assess oral health in Nigeria, available data from the National Oral Health Policy indicated that dental caries (tooth decay) affects about six–23 per cent of Nigerians with about 90 per cent of these…

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