Caught in the acts

'The one thing we're all afraid of is going insane' - Stockholm Syndrome and the art of hostage negotiation

"Of course, the more stress in the situation, the quicker the relationship, and the more intense it's going to be.

Opinion- 10 Kinds of Pastors You Should Have MAJOR Concerns About

Why do pastors need to build bigger and better on the backs of God's people? I think the answer may be rooted in the human heart. Francis Chan seemed to have caught that vision when he was still pastor in Simi Valley.

How Tinubu can end insecurity in six months - Retired Generals

The issue of States/Local Government Joint account which was unheard of in any democracy anywhere in the world is the order of the day in Nigerian democracy.

Things you should know in Dangote vs BUA face-off

The rivalry between the two groups is intense, and it has been playing out in the courts, in the media, and even on the streets. Dangote Cement is the largest cement producer in Nigeria, with a market share of over 60%.

Crude Oil Theft: How oil barons use vessel captains, crew members as guinea pigs

However, it is no longer in doubt that the real people behind oil theft in the country are not the "boys" often caught "cooking" crude oil.

Should I tell my husband that my sister is actually my daughter?

I currently live in the UK and I am married to the most loving guy that I can ever think of, trust me I have been around so I know the attribute of the word "most loving guy" though all is not perfect at the moment but the dilemma now is that

Why people do strange, incredible things for love - Psychologist

However, in the dead of the night, the mother of the deceased was awoken by her son's scream and when she rushed to their house alongside other residents, she saw her son, Ahmadu, lying in the pool of blood, struggling between life and death

10 signs someone actually doesn't have much integrity (even if they seem nice on the surface)

In this article, we'll dig into the subtle clues that someone may not be as honest or genuine as they appear.

5 notorious criminals Nigerians can never forget

Starting out as car snatchers, bus robbers and bank thieves predominantly in Benin, Anini, and his gang extended his criminal acts to other towns and cities in other states in the country.

Why war against terrorism may never end

His house was burnt, including the hospital he built in memory of his late mother, for the community.

Hunger protest: Military talks tough as pro-Russia rallies spread

in the North.

Yuletide: Security agents make highway hell for us - Travellers

"I've not seen any senior man from any agency, particularly in the police, that will rubbish his name in the name of money.