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"Evans Vanishes. Billionaire Kidnapper's way about unknown. Thirty heavily armed men move him out of Lagos at midnight. Police keep mum" This was the terrible breaking Headline, Rider and kicker which Nigeria and of course the world woke up to last Saturday. Fiam! It went! Like the hypodermic needle theory; a bullet shot from the media gun into the reader’s eye, head and mind. Boom! It exploded! Everyone push rushed for a copy, bloggers and online shared, instagrammed, tweet-retweeted and pinned continuously until it went viral... Whatever you may choose to term it; yellow journalism or sensationalism, the Sun Newspaper's publication of last Saturday was guilty of this unethical media fashion, with her fronting of 'Evans Vanishes' banner headline.

By   Kanu Augustine Oluebubechi  and  Ekeledo Kelechi Hart Once upon a time, there was a young man aged 35, his parents blessed him with the name Obioma Nwankwo, but his notoriety and dastard brutality earned him the name Osisikankwu. For want and love of easy-come wealth, he took to kidnapping and so mastered the art that all who heard the name get soldier ants in their stomachs and Goosebumps on their skins. The Economy shut down; businesses relocated, schools locked and civil workers avoided their work places. Security agents had untold difficulties getting him down, it took only the intervention of special military forces to clamp him down. This notoriety would have been channelled to the right flank with the dark climes dreading him had he chosen to be a security agent. But greed and want of ill gotten wealth cut his life at his prime. This happened at Ugwuati in Ukwa West Local Government Area of Abia State, Nigeria in 2010. You May Also Like: I HAD TWO GIRLFRIENDS… - A

By   Kanu Augustine Oluebubechi  and  Ekeledo Kelechi Hart A lady in her mid twenties has been praying for a husband and a job for a long time. Just when she was about to lose all hope, she got a marriage proposal and a job invite. At her work place, she was told by the Human Resource Officer, 'your credentials showed that you met the requirements for the job but before we proceed, we will need your HIV status report'. From her prospective husband's church, ‘…in line with our church tradition, we can't wed intending couples without knowing their HIV status’, the pastor told her. Left with no choice, she went for the test. Faster and faster, her heart pounded as she awaited the result.   Her conscience couldn't stop playing tricks to her, reminding her how many times she did it without protection... Out of self-guilt, she began to pray quietly in her mind, ‘Lord, have mercy upon me. Please, I pray you deliver me from HIV disease...’ Before she could sa

Wow! Wow!! Wow!!! We will never lose faith in the youths that will lead our tomorrow. These young ones are constantly reminding us that they have all it takes to run the world successfully, their respective climes notwithstanding. Today, we are in Nigeria, and had this tête-à-tête with a Super Model, Johnson Rosemary from the country. She is an Ace who just added another crown to her cranium and she talks about the real truth behind Modelling. Hear her: My name is   Ekeledo Kelechi Hart , and to conduct this interview with me is Kanu Augustine Oluebubechi . We represent Kamreports. May we at this juncture meet you, please?

By   Kanu Augustine Oluebubechi  and  Ekeledo Kelechi Hart The New Year celebrations many of us are partaking in today are over 4000 years old. It owes its origin to the ancient Babylonia in Mesopotamia. The content of the New Year festivities has varied over time. Whereas early celebrations were more Paganistic in nature; celebrating Earth’s cycles, Christian tradition celebrates the Feast of the Circumcision of Christ on New Year’s Day. Roman Catholics also often celebrate Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God, a feast honouring Mary. However, in the twentieth century, the holiday grew into its own celebration and mostly separated from the common association with religion. It has become a holiday associated with nationality, relationships, and introspection rather than a religious celebration, although many people do still follow older traditions. You May Also Like: 7 WAYS TO GET NIGERIA OUT OF ECONOMIC RECESSION