Why do men patronize prostitutes?

Prostitution is one of the oldest occupations known to man. Lets find out why men have patronized these women till date.

 

Dating back till biblical times, prostitution is one of the oldest professions known to man. As much as many people around the world frown on it as a profession, a good number of men still patronize these 'Jaded' women,' spending a good amount of their income on them to get sexual release.

Mass weddings organised in Kano, Sokoto, others

More than 3, 000 couples were married off in various mass weddings held in four states of the North West within the last three years NAN reports.

 

NAN reports that there will be mass weddings in four states and that the mass weddings were initiated by state governments and private organisations largely for widows, orphans and divorcees in the areas.

In Kano State, 2, 450 couples benefitted from the programme introduced by Gov. Rabi’u Kwankwaso in 2013.

Hajiya Zahra’u Umar, the Deputy Commander, Kano State Hisba Board, told NAN that the event was in four phases, with the first set consisting of 100 couples, followed by 250, 1, 000 and 1, 100 couples respectively.

‘Jonathan has nothing to fear,’Buhari (President-elect) says

Buhari added that despite the acrimony involved in the election campaigns, he would not hold a grudge against anyone.

President-elect, Muhammadu Buhari has said that incumbent President, Goodluck Jonathan has nothing to fear from him.

Buhari added that despite the acrimony involved in the election campaigns, he would not hold a grudge against anyone.

The President-elect said this after receiving his Certificate of Return from the Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Attahiru Jega.

Comedian’s wife, Mary Akporobome emerges Enterprise Bank MD

Mrs Akpobome, who was formerly the bank’s Executive Director, Retail Banking, was announced the acting MD of Enterprise Bank for a transition period by management of Heritage Banking Company Limited.

Mary Akpobome, the wife of popular Nigerian comedian, Alibaba has emerged the Managing Director of the Enterprise Bank.

Mrs Akpobome, who was formerly the bank’s Executive Director, Retail Banking, was announced the acting MD of Enterprise Bank for a transition period by management of Heritage Banking Company Limited.

Troops discover bomb-making factory as four soldiers die in Yobe

Four soldiers have died in the operation to flush terrorists out of Yobe

Four soldiers have died in the operation to flush terrorists out of Buni-Yadi, Gujba Local Government area of Yobe state.

The Nigerian troops while on cordon and search discovered a bomb-making factory. The soldiers reportedly died in explosions in the course of clearing the improvised explosive devices, which Boko Haram had deployed in different parts of the town.

Photos: Man allegedly beaten to a pulp by police officers in Lekki

According to eye-witnesses, mobile policemen attached to Zenith Bank branch at Elf Bus stop in Lekki Phase 1 beat this unidentified man to a pulp yesterday March 11th. Don't know exactly what he did to warrant such brutal assault. The man fell unconscious and was rushed to the hospital by the police and other passers-by who got involved. 

Soldiers chase terrorists out of Bauchi forest

The troops reportedly killed a large number of terrorists and also seized weapons from them during the operation.


 
     

The Nigerian Army has chased Boko Haram out of the Lame/Bura forest in Bauchi State, military sources say.

The troops reportedly killed a large number of terrorists and also seized weapons from them during the operation.

Why US didn't deploy troops against insurgents

The United States has given the reason it couldn’t deploy troops against deadly sect Boko Haram but taking the lead against Islamic State of Iraq and Syria terrorists.

The United States has given the reason it couldn’t deploy troops against deadly sect Boko Haram but taking the lead against Islamic State of Iraq and Syria terrorists.

According to Punch, a ranking US official and member of the sub-committee on National Security, Stephen Lynch, while speaking to Journalists in Abuja on Wednesday