The Ga-Adamgbe people of Accra, Ghana have over time become world famous because of the coffins they make. I read up, not long ago that on the high streets of Telsi, Eastern Accra, expensive and well crafted coffins, symbolically expressing the interests of the deceased or that of the deceased family are made and displayed…
The corpse of a man in his mid thirties is believed to have been deposited this morning by unknown assailants at the imposing Calabar gate, 8 Miles, Calabar, sources around the area who alerted www.calitown.com to the suspected crime, insist. When our correspondent got to the area he called by with these words, “…the victim…
The attention of Senator Victor Ndoma-Egba, former Senate Leader and Chairman-Designate of NDDC has been drawn to an unsigned fictitious write-up with the above subject matter. The writer(s) alleged that Sen. Ndoma-Egba, Bar. Obono-Obla and new “entrants” have hijacked the Cross River APC and are sponsoring negative reports in the media against the Minister of…
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Beyond what we can effortlessly see, it is outstandingly difficult, though not impossible, to see through the sand tracks birthed in the sheer grit of lying lips. Those who lie, lie for different reasons, but undoubtedly, many who lie are subsumed in fear, electing to bask in the fleeting wish that the lie will shield…
This is Williams Adora Edohoket, the only child of Margaret Oyoung Adaora, a retired Chief Nursing Officer from Obubra, Cross River State. A couple of years ago, he set out to be a Catholic priest and trained at the famous Bigard Memorial Seminary, Enugu. Along the line, Willie, as he is popularly called, opted out…
AUTHOR: Effa Imoh Okim YEAR OF PUBLICATION: 2015 PAGINATION: 136 REVIEWER: DAN AMOR Every traditional setting or what we now know as ethnic nationality in Nigeria had thriving traditions of literature and way of life before it came in contact with European or Arabic influence. Presently, most of these traditions, like the traditional societies that created them, have atrophied or…
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