‘How I got infected with HIV’
BAYO ALADE speaks with an HIV patient who revealed how he got the virus and how he has been coping…
HIV/AIDS … still a disease with big BLOT
BAYO ALADE reports that 30 years after the World AIDS Day was celebrated, people’s attitudes against patients of the disease…
Apapa: Travails of a former Government Reserved Area
The never-ending gridlock on the Apapa/Oshodi Expressway has constituted a grave threat to the economy of the region, and by…
FGM: Being circumcised is ruining our lives — Lagos traders, sex workers speak
The most bandied explanation for Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) or what is erroneously known as female circumcision in Nigeria is…
He met me a virgin, deflowered me but treated me like a filthy rag —Wife
For Ms Olayinka Akinbo, former staff of the defunct Nigerian Arab Bank, marriage is a big riddle that two consenting…
NEWS ANALYSIS: Assessing Nigeria-U.S. trade relations
BY most accounts, Nigeria and the United States of America have had productive and mutually beneficial relations ever since Nigeria’s…
How ritual killers threw Ondo community into mourning
Two septuagenarians were gruesomely murdered in Ikare Akoko, Ondo, last week by suspected ritual killers HAKEEM GBADAMOSI reports the effort…
With CrossCheckNigeria, 18 media houses confront fake news
On Wednesday, a project was launched in Lagos, Nigeria titled CrossCheckNigeria, with the main vision of creating a virtual newsroom…
‘There is no force more powerful than a woman determined to rise’
Welcome address by Dr Olatokunbo Awolowo Dosumu at the Second Annual Hid Awolowo Foundation Lecture held at Niia, Victoria Island,…
Flying life’s airplane on empty stomachs
SHOLA ADEKOLA reports on the plight of workers of the defunct Nigeria Airways who after service are yet to be…
Serving the fatherland with abilities
A physically-challenged young graduate, who found a friend in the National Youth Service Corps orientation camp in Kano State, tells…
When Yagba women rallied their community for girl-child education
ON October 30 this year, Nigeria joined other countries in commemorating the International Day of the Girl Child, with the…
Hijab war rages as Lagos waits on Supreme Court
An old wound likely to last humanity. Even the cosmopolitan Lagos is feeling the hijab controversy. TUNBOSUN OGUNDARE brings all…
‘If diabetes medication is abused, it can cause brain damage’
AKINWALE ABOLUWADE takes a look at the plight of people living with diabetes in this part of the globe, he…
As female journalists debate on African migration
It was a mixture of rich debates, exchange of views and fun at the second edition of the “Les Panafricaines”…
Retreat identifies paucity of fund as challenge of conflict management in Nigeria
As part of activities to further entrench peace and ensure a conflict free election in 2019, the Institute for Peace…
DISCOURSE: Nigerian attends Parliament of World’s Religions in Toronto, shares experiences
A Nigerian, Dr Isaiah Dada, recently attended the Parliament of the World’s Religions in Toronto, Canada, and shares his experiences,…
Kicked out of school by fate: Why Nigeria’s 13.2m children are out of school
Millions of Nigerian children of school age are currently not in school for different reasons. In this report by BAYO…
A day in the lives of handicapped pupils
On Mondays, the students are served egbo and stew; Tuesdays, jollof rice, vegetable soup and beef; Wednesdays, bread, stew and…
Tribune: Adding value to legacy
Being a speech by AMBASSADOR (DR) OLATOKUNBO AWOLOWO DOSUMU, Chairman, African Newspapers of Nigeria (ANN) Plc, at the foundation laying…
