“Never in my life did I think about robbery as a last resort to ameliorate my impoverished state. But circumstances beyond my control forced me into it.” These were the welcoming words from a suspected member of a six-man robbery gang that had been terrorising petrol station owners in the Northern region.
Monday, 1 February 2016
I want divorce, my wife wants to kill me, man tells court
A 65-year-old husband has dragged his wife before an Asaba High Court, seeking divorce over alleged harlotry and husband battery.
Police arrest kidnapper’s wife to negotiate victim’s release
Operatives of the Rivers State Police Command have arrested the wife of a suspected kidnapper, Mrs. Mercy Okachi, over the abduction of a youth leader in the state.
How I met myfiance -Don Kwaffy
Set up to promote the creative arts by focusing on music, movies, charity and documentaries, Snow City Entertainment is carving a niche for itself in Nollywood. According to its CEO, Don Kwaffy, the vision is to give millions of talented Nigerians a voice.
Visually impaired man accuses businesswoman of duping him
Forty-nine-year-old Greg Nnadi, an evangelist, has not allowed his visual impairment to stand in the way of his means of livelihood as he shuttles between the Apapa Port and his home in Ikotun, Lagos on his daily routine as a clearing agent.
I needed money for diabetes drug – Ex-convict nabbed in botched robbery
There was no doubt that 22-year-old Torhole Philip was ill. His bare chest was a map of protruding ribs straining against his scarred skin.
I intended to compensate my boss with three cars– Car thief
Edo State born George Orheware, a professional driver, looked so helpless and hopeless last week, sitting on the floor at the Lagos State Police Command headquarters, where members of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad had paraded some suspected criminals.
Shepherd Digest Magazine - February 2016 Edition
To appreciate you our esteemed readers, here is the Shepherd Digest Magazine - February 2016 Edition.
"There are moments when troubles enter our lives and we can do nothing to avoid them. But they are there for a reason. Only when we have overcome them will we understand why they were there." ~ Paulo Coelho
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