Nigerian News Leader
First with details then facts 
By Royal Ibe
Last week, the arrest of Senator Ike Ekweremadu, and his wife, Beatrice Nwanneka Ekweremadu, for allegedly conspiring to bring a child to the United Kingdom (UK) for kidney organ harvesting generated a lot of controversies in Nigeria, the UK and beyond.
By Michael West
The shocking news of a suicide reportedly committed by a telecommunications company's employee, Folake Abiola, an accountant, last weekend, shook the news media space. Largely described as a good woman, unmarried and an active church worker, Folake painfully ended her life abruptly.
By Michael West
A woman approached her pastor for prayers concerning marriage because she's agitated as delay in getting a man was no longer taken lightly. While on her knees, the pastor asked why she wanted to marry.
By Michael West
The most difficult and delicate person to marry is a person who came out of an abused, emotionally damaged and mentally tortured marriage. It is akin to a wounded lioness that survived a hunter's snare. Any animal that dares to intrude on her space or tries to hurt her cubs will not live to tell the story. That is how delicate it is to marry a deeply hurt soul.
By Michael West
One of the shortest routes to a debilitating health condition, depression, and sudden death is loneliness. The condition is exacerbated if the sufferer, in their 50s upward, live asexually for too long due to psychological and emotional aloofness propelled by feelings of forlornity.
By Michael West
The uproar that greeted the deaths of star worship leader, Osinachi Nwachukwu, 42, and former banker, Chinyere Ogudoro, 47, allegedly due to abusive treatments unleashed on them in their respective marriages, apparently brought the Christian doctrine on marriage under scrutiny.
