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Anthony Joshua Narrowly Escape Death on Lagos- Ibadan Expressway

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    Anthony Joshua Involved in Lagos–Ibadan Expressway Crash; Reports of Fatalities Emerge Nigerian-British boxing icon and former world heavyweight champion, Anthony Joshua , was involved in a road accident on Monday at Makun , along the Lagos–Ibadan Expressway in Ogun State , sparking widespread concern across Nigeria and the global boxing community. Eyewitness accounts indicate that the accident occurred when the Lexus SUV conveying the boxer, with registration number KRD 850 HN , collided with a stationary truck under circumstances that remain unclear and are currently under investigation by relevant authorities. A source involved in the rescue operation told The PUNCH that Joshua sustained minor injuries , but confirmed that the crash was fatal for others, stating that two persons died on the spot . Another eyewitness, Adeniyi Orojo , said the incident happened just before Danco Filling Station on the busy expressway. As of the time of filing this report, the Ogu...

The Dangers of Harboring a Man Who Is Not Your Husband; Before you ask him to moved in with you

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    The Cultural, Spiritual, and Feminist Dangers of Harboring a Man Who Is Not Your Husband   By Sights and Sounds of Ndon-Eyo II   In African societies, a woman’s home has never been a casual space. It is sacred ground—where culture, lineage, morality, and identity intersect.    Long before modern debates about feminism, independence, and personal freedom, our ancestors understood one truth: boundaries protect dignity.   Today, however, economic pressures, emotional loneliness, and shifting social values have normalized what used to be approached with caution—harboring a man who is not one’s husband, especially by single mothers, spinsters, or unmarried women. This conversation is not about judgment. It is about consequence, context, and consciousness. Culture Speaks: What Our Traditions Warned Us About In most African cultures, cohabitation without marriage was not merely frowned upon—it was seen as inviting instability into the home. Our elders und...

Full Circle of Life: The Doctor Who Saved a Baby in 1981 Was Saved by That Baby 30 Years Later

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Full Circle of Life: The Doctor Who Saved a Baby in 1981 Was Saved by That Baby 30 Years Later By Ndoneyo2 – Political & Human Interest Analysis 📅 Published: June 23, 2025 🕊️ Copyright Protection ® An Extraordinary True Story of Destiny, Compassion, and the Power of Kindness Some stories feel like they were written by fate itself—so perfectly timed, so deeply emotional, and so profound that they leave you speechless. This is one of those rare stories. In 1981, inside the neonatal unit of a hospital, a dedicated pediatrician was fighting against time and nature to save a tiny, premature baby. The baby boy weighed only 3.2 pounds and was barely clinging to life. His lungs were underdeveloped, his body fragile, and the medical staff knew that the odds were stacked against him. But the pediatrician refused to give up. Day and night, he worked tirelessly, watching over the baby with unwavering care and hope. Thanks to his expertise and compassion, the baby pulled through. It...

Family Feud Unfolds: Alao-Akala’s Daughter Demands Father’s Exhumation for DNA Test Amid Property Dispute

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Late Alao-Akala 📰 Family Feud Unfolds: Alao-Akala’s Daughter Demands Father’s Exhumation for DNA Test Amid Property Dispute Ibadan, Nigeria – In a stunning twist to what was once a private family matter, the legacy of late former Oyo State Governor, Otunba Adebayo Alao-Akala , has become the subject of a heated legal battle. His first daughter, Oluwatoyin Alao-Aderinto , has filed a suit at the Oyo State High Court seeking permission to exhume her father’s remains to conduct a Deoxyribonucleic Acid (DNA) test . The test, if approved by the court, would determine the paternity of seven individuals who have stepped forward claiming to be biological children of the late governor. The suit is tied closely to a growing property and inheritance dispute , which may now become a public courtroom affair. ⚖️ Behind the Legal Move Oluwatoyin's legal filing is aimed at ensuring only genuine biological children are considered in the division of the deceased’s estate. According to le...

12 Habits You Need to Let Go fo Your Personal Growth in 2024

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In live one need to take stock of whatever he or she is doing, How far so far. From January to December, you have been doing that business: be it buying and selling, white culler or blue culler job, professional jobs like mechanical engineering, teaching, artisan, self employed or  name it. We all need evaluation from time to time, so as to be able to do away with some habits that unknowingly hinders our progress. What is Self-evaluation . Self-evaluation is the process of assessing one's own performance or progress in a particular area or task. It involves reflecting on one's strengths and weaknesses, identifying areas for improvement, and setting goals for future growth. When conducting a self-evaluation, it is important to be honest and objective. It is also helpful to gather feedback from others, such as peers, supervisors, or mentors, to gain different perspectives on one's performance. In terms of self-evaluation, I would say that I am strong in my ability to set goal...