Thursday, 20 July 2017

My daughter never showed signs she could sell my house — 85-year-old who recently regained possession of her house after 20 years

Following the judgement by the Court of Appeal on May 3 2017, which saw Mrs Carol Eno Effiong’s duplex returned to her after 20 years, Medinat Kanabe sought audience with the octogenarian. Just how does it feel to be betrayed by one’s only daughter?

Saturday, 15 July 2017

Family Planning: Our sad stories; our mistakes

Medinat Kanabe, in this report, feels the pulse of Nigerian women who have had sad experiences as a result of exploring one family planning method or the other. She also seeks explanation from experts.

Friday, 24 March 2017

Dolphin: Cold war in the estate

In this report, Medinat Kanabe and Dorcas Egede take a look at the cold war going on between residents of Dolphin Estate Duplexes and their neighbouring High-Rise section.

Help, our lives in danger! Ogun communities in the throes of industrial pollution cry out

Back from communities in Shagamu, Ogun State, Medinat Kanabe and Dorcas Egede report on how emissions from the activities of steel companies and black oil manufacturing companies are gradually snuffing life out of the people and causing the dwellers to desert their homes.

Suicide: More teens are losing the zeal to live


Medinat Kanabe report on the growing trend of suicide and suicide attempts by teenagers and other youthful persons.

Thursday, 23 March 2017

Turkish airlines provide help to SomaliaA

As a global carrier and Turkish brand, Turkish Airlines takes pride in being the airline that flies to the most countries in the world, and that delivers an experience deeply-rooted in the legendary hospitality for which our nation is known.

Wednesday, 8 March 2017

Nigerian nonagenarian, Mbanefo, slams govt over alleged poor regard for education

  A nonagenarian and former Nigeria’s  ambassador and permanent representative to the United Nations (UN),   Arthur Mbanefo , has criticised...