ABUJA REPORT

You should thank God you’re still alive
From Andy Elerewe, Abuja
Monday, March 15, 2010


For Austin Edache, 24, a taxi driver, life has no meaning any more. Since his horrific experience last year, his world has been standing on his head. It was a tale of woes.
He narrowly survived a deadly substance sprayed on him by armed men who snatched from him, a Nissan Sunny ash colour car. Then, he was accused by the car owner who doubles as his boss, of staging the robbery. | Read Story

Edache
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We are easy preys to robbers, Abuja taxi drivers narrate ordeals
From JESSICA UMUDJE, Abuja
Monday, March 15, 2010


It was 5am in the busy Abuja metropolis, and time to clean up their locomotive machines for another day of professional driving and hustling. Taxi drivers in Abuja are no respecters of time. Business hours start from dusk till dawn and the blasting sound from their | Read Story

 

TUC to Jonathan: We need action, not speeches
By Bimbola Oyesola
Monday, March 08, 2010


Since May 2007 when the present government of ailing President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua and his vice, now the Acting President, Goodluck Jonathan took the oath of office, little had been done in terms of infrastructural development while the economy has been moving at a snail speed. | Read Story

 

This angry female pastor says: ‘Some churches have turned to hotels, beer parlours & their pastors preach heresy’
From Francis Awowole- Brown, Abuja
Monday, March 08, 2010


Pastor (Mrs) Catherine Olufun-milola Okafor, is definitely not a lone voice in the crusade by some ministers of God to rid the class of the anointed men of God of those polluting it. Her message during this interview with Daily Sun was instructive: | Read Story

 
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