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STORY SERIES: THE TRIALS OF PUNTO (EPISODE ELEVEN)

Written by U.D. Okechukwu To catch up on previous episodes visit http://reportersgc.blogspot.com /search/labels/storyseries and use the search button for quick opening. …Continued from last week Both Punto and Checheskey's parents hugged their children and pressured to find out their whereabout for days. the way they smiled made it seem that they were fine. indeed they were fine, weren't they? Before Punto took his shower at his home and rested, he spoke at length with his parents and siblings narrating everything that had happened without missing a line. Checheskey’s parents took him home without giving him a chance to say goodbye to Punto. Although both boys knew it is definite that they will meet in their usual place if the need arises. 
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ARCHAEOLOGISTS DISCOVER 5000 YEARS OLD ANCIENT CITY IN EGYPT

Archaeological sites near Luxor (above) and elsewhere in Egypt have struggled to attract visitors amid continued political uncertainty Archaeologists in Egypt have unearthed what they describe as a city that dates back more than 5,000 years, containing houses, tools, pottery and huge graves.
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HAGI & NWA DONATES 1000 PAIRS OF SANDALS TO MANY COMMUNITY SCHOOL CHILDREN

In commemoration of the International Day of the girl-child, Hope for African Girls Initiative (HAGi), a non-governmental organisation (NGO), in collaboration with the Nigerian Writers Award (NWA), has donated 1,000 pairs of sandals to indigent school children under a project tagged: Footsteps to a better tomorrow.
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DIAMOND BANK EMPLOYED MORE KIRIKIRI TOWN YOUTHS THAN OIL DEPOTS

  Financial company, Diamond bank PLC, Kirikiri town branch employed more youths of Kirikiri town than some oil depots  - Kirikiri news media reports. During a courtesy visit to the bank branch at Karimu Street just beside the Nigeria Prison Service gate, observation of familiar faces of residents filled the premises from outside to inside making different forms of transactions.