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Miracle woman
By Henry Umahi
Tuesday, October 5, 2004

Her story is so special, the stuff that novels are made of. She visited the land of the dead, shook the cold hands of Death, then bade it farewell and strolled back to earth to live another life. This is the story of Mrs Bekky Unoharumhi, former Miss Bekky Musa.. ... | Read Story

•The Unoharumhi family, with Bekky (right)
Photo By Sun News Publishing

Her mother married a blind man, now she’s married to a cripple
By PETRUS OBI, Abakaliki
Tuesday, October 5, 2004
He asked me to marry him and I considered it and said to myself, if my mother could marry my blind father, that I would stay and assist this man. I agreed.”,. ... | Read Story

How we battle AIDS, polio,
By Kenny Ashaka, Kaduna
Tuesday, October 5, 2004
Mrs Mary Zwingina, Commissioner for Health in Kaduna State is a sad woman. As Commissioner, her assignment is to ensure good health for the people.... | Read Story

Two women in love with the poor
By Sola Balogun
Tuesday, October 5, 2004
The two women live in different countries other than their own but they both share the same vision and love for the underprivileged. One is Mrs. Jean Jeje, a Jamaican-born administrator married ... | Read Story

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