Tag: #Agba Jalingo

  The person who built the first car surely did not have luxury in mind. The idea was to facilitate the faster movement of things …

Is Giving Good? Yes it is! When I go to the club, I pay an entrance fee. Some even have club membership fees, if you …

  Like many other lies that foreigners told us about Africa and we swallowed them hook, line and sinker; lies like, it was Mungo Park …

  Students of the school of Health Technology Calabar, in their final year are preparing for their national examination and have each been asked to …

  As the uproar continues over the demolition of the replica of the Ikom monoliths at Zone 6 roundabout in Calabar, and its replacement with …

  Nigerians today boasts of the biggest churches in the world. For the members of those ministries, it is a huge achievement. For many who …

  Inside Afokang Prison in Calabar, the place I spent my time the most was in the welfare department where we make phone calls, receive …

  The Economist Magazine estimates that, as at 2019, there were over 100,000 registered tailors in Nigeria. That figure is quite conservative to say the …

  Once, I attended an ANPP campaign event in Maidugri as a journalist and was privileged to be in the Governor’s convoy. The Governor then …

  Let me start by defining what palliative is. “A medicine or form of medical care that relieves symptoms without dealing with the cause of …