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Life is journey and we all come alone with nothing and will definitely go back alone.  Take for instance the scene of a funeral being conducted.  There are always sympathizers and wailers. Infact some people will so cry that you will assume they won't leave the place after the burial. But watch and see what happens after the person is six feet below. No matter the size of the crowd,they will all disperse and no one will be left.  The person six feet below is left by his or herself. No one cares anymore and what is left is just memories.  It will the person alone continuing his journey in the great beyond.  Live your life in such a way that when you are alone, you have nothing to fear.... 

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A Security guard attached to a Model College in Ojo, Lagos, and two others were on Friday arraigned in an Ojo Magistrates’ Court for allegedly stealing five mattresses. The defendants — Godstime Ajayi, 37, Salisu Yahayah, 25, and Garba Samaila, 40 — are facing a two-count charge of conspiracy and stealing before Magistrate A. A. Adesanya. The first defendant pleaded not guilty, while the second and third could not state their pleas because of language barrier Adesanya admitted the first defendant to N150, 000 bail with two sureties in like sum. He said that one of the sureties must be a relative, the other a clergyman. The magistrate, however, remanded the second and third defendants in police custody pending when the court would provide an interpreter. Earlier the prosecutor, Insp. Uche Simeon, had told the court that the defendants committed the offences on Dec. 25 at the secondary school’s hostel in Lagos. He said that Ajayi, the security guard employed to guard the sch

Gov. Nasir El-Rufai of Kaduna State has signed the N216.55 billion, 2018 budget passed by the State House of Assembly into law. The budget is made up of N131.1 billion capital expenditure and N85.44 billion recurrent expenditure. El-Rufai signed the budget at a ceremony at the Government House in Kaduna on Tuesday. “We have deliberately tagged it as Budget of Consolidation, because it is the last full annual budget before the 2019 election,’’ he said. He said the budget was designed “to complete many projects we have commenced in the service of our people”. “As I said while presenting the budget, we have published a record number of tenders as we try to achieve the goals outlined in our manifesto, these tenders have led to the commencement of many projects across the state. “We have looked at inherited projects that we considered feasible and viable, some of these have been completed, but others are at various stages of completion,’’ El Rufai said. The Stat

A North Korean defector Ji Hyeon-A, has given a horrifying account how dogs ate dead bodies in her prison camp after she was repatriated to North Korea from China. Ji Hyeon-A spoke at a meeting with United States Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley, on the human rights situation in North Korea. The event was titled “The Terrifying experience of forcibly Repatriated North Korean women,” and was sponsored by the U.S. France, Japan, South Korea, Canada and the U.K. At one detention center, Ji Hyeon-A described how inmates starved to death and their dead bodies given to the guard dogs as food. Ji Hyeon-A who was repatriated three times to North Korea after she was caught in China but finally escaped to South Korea, said: “I was also forced to have an abortion”. She pleaded for the world to act as North Korean women who got pregnant in China were forced to have abortions. “Pregnant women were forced into harsh labour all day. “At night, we heard pregnant mothers scream

The National Reconciliation Committee of the People’s Democratic Party led by Governor Seriake Dickson of Bayelsa on Tuesday visited some aggrieved members as part of efforts to forge a post-convention reconciliation within the party. Among the party members visited by the Dickson team was former National Chairmanship aspirant, Prof. Tunde Adeniran, Special Adviser Media Relations to Governor Dickson, Mr Fidelis Soriwei, revealed in a statement in Abuja. Also visited by Dickson were former Deputy Senate President, Sen. Ibrahim Mantu, a former Minister of Information and Orientation, Prof Jerry Gana, and former Minister of Women Affairs, Hajia Ina Ciroma, who contested for the position of Deputy National Chairman, North. According to Dickson, all his hosts were positive on the need to have a united and strong party. Adeniran, who lost to Prince Uche Secondus, for the top party job, told Dickson to reach out to all candidates and as many members of the party in the bid to reconci

Turkey appealed on Wednesday to world to recognise East Jerusalem as the capital of a Palestinian state, as it opened an Islamic summit called in response to a U.S. decision to recognise the city as Israel’s capital. “Firstly the Palestinian state must be recognised by all other countries. We must all strive together for this,” Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said as foreign ministers convened ahead of the full summit meeting. “We must encourage other countries to recognise the Palestinian state on the basis of its 1967 borders with East Jerusalem as its capital,” Cavusoglu said. Jerusalem, revered by Jews, Christians and Muslims alike, is home to Islam’s third holiest site and has been at the heart of Israeli-Palestinian conflict for decades. Israel captured Arab East Jerusalem in the 1967 Middle East war and later annexed it, an action not recognised internationally. U.S. President Donald Trump’s announcement on Dec. 6, recognising the city as Israel’s capital led