Driving down the traffic-clogged road from the city of Port Harcourt in the Niger Delta region, the two machine-gun wielding soldiers in the pickup truck ahead of us prove effective at nudging

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Before dwelling on the implication of South Africa's decision to deport more than one hundred Nigerian passengers who had just arrived at the country on the ground that their yellow fever

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As the brains behind the America's Next Top Model franchise, we already knew Tyra Banks was more than just a pretty face. Now the model and mogul has defied any remaining doubters by

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Group Politics Editor, Taiwo Adisa, takes a deep look at the travails of the Nigeria Police within the context of general insecurity in the land, concluding that the force is already being seen

There are four classes of people in Nigeria, the poor, the middle class (almost extinct) the rich and the 'untouched'. We all know the first 3. The 'untouched' is the group of people we call