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Easter is a worldwide tradition involving many customs that people believe to be Christian. What is the origin of Lent and sunrise services? How did rabbits, eggs and hot cross buns become associated with Christ’s Resurrection? Is Easter mentioned in ...

The history of Akwa Ibom industrial growth might not altogether sound like one classical episode of a paranormal investment. Although the scenario might provide all the trappings of an epic exercise in economic misadventure, but the truth remains that at ...

Today, Thursday, March 31, 2016, we begin our first Congress in the New Year, envisioned as our year of “Greater Possibilities.”  As you may recall, last year, 2015 was christened “From Glory to Glory”. And we can rightly acknowledge the ...

Sophocles, a Greek Philosopher writes: “one word frees us of all the weight and pain of life. That word is love” Nigeria with multi-ethnic nationalities is a country with divergent interests, cultures, and attitudes. It is a country with contrast ...

That the Nigerian economy is the envy of the black race is not in doubt, thanks to the astute management and foresight of a scholar like Dr. (Mrs) Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, the immediate past Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister for ...

Psychologists have argued that youthfulness is the stage of development characterized by anxiety and curiosity. Viewing movies on television (TV) influences children’s play, their everyday behavior, dressing, mannerism, speech, emotions, ideas, about salient issues such as romance, ambition as well ...

No matter how individuals wish that history must be written according to their wishes, it is an eternal truth that writers of history do not sit on a common classroom. From one end of the earth to another, human actions ...

By Saviour Ekpe When the Commissioner of Police, CP Solomon Arase, fdc arrived the shores of Akwa Ibom State, precisely Tuesday, September 6, 2011 to take over the affairs of security of the State, many people, especially the ‘common men’ ...