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Even in the best of relationships, feelings change. It’s just a normal part of love. It is so normal that psychologists have noticed a near-universal pattern in the way lovers’ attitudes towards one another change.   There are basically FIVE distinct stages of love which every relationship and marriage pass through. Though most relationships and marriages end in stage 3, couples that can pass through this 3rd stage will sure enjoy that dream happy-ever-after kind of relationship. Stage 1: Falling In Love Or Romance Stage: During this stage, partners project their hopes and dreams of spending their life with one another. Each believes the other is their perfect soulmate who will provide them with pleasure and companionship for the rest of their lives. Partners who just came out from previous relationships will be wondering where on earth he/she was all these years. It feel so special! Phone calls, text/whatsapp/bbm messages, dates, hangouts etc are regular. Couples are never...

The three friends– Veronica Otogo, Bisola Mohammed and Damilola Oribuyaku–abducted around a creamery in Wuse II, Abuja, have been released after their families parted with some money. Although the exact amount paid in ransom was not disclosed, PUNCH Metro learnt that the kidnappers collected millions of naira from the families. It was gathered that the three friends, who were seized on Friday, January 27, were dropped off along Kubwa Road. Our correspondent had reported that Veronica, who marked her 24th birthday on the Friday, and Mohammed had gone to the creamery – Cold Stone – on Kumasi Crescent, Wuse II, around 6pm. They met with their friend, 29-year-old Damilola Oribuyaku, at the place before they were all abducted. A car owned by 29-year-old Damilola, was reportedly found near the place with a broken windscreen, which gave an impression that the three friends had met and were abducted at the spot. Mohammed was said to have travelled from Lagos, w...

A commercial bus conveying some public school pupils in Osogbo had a lone accident in front of the Osun State Government House, Oke Fia, on Monday. Our correspondent, who was at the scene, gathered that the mini bus left Oke Fia Motor Park for Okinnin at about 5pm and it somersaulted barely two minutes after it left the park. Eyewitnesses said the driver was making a call and also waving at an oncoming driver when he lost the control of the vehicle. Policemen attached to the government house were said to have rushed to the scene and lifted the mini bus before the students and other passengers were rescued. One of the eyewitnesses, Oloruntoba Adedeji, told our correspondent that the pupils and the driver suffered varying degrees of injury. He said, “The driver was speeding and was making a call when he lost control of the bus. The sharp bend he just finished negotiating also contributed. “The pupils were more injured than other passengers. However, Osun ...

The Senate on Tuesday confirmed the receipt of a letter from President Muhammadu Buhari, informing the legislature of his intention to extend his medical vacation in the United Kingdom. The upper chamber of the National Assembly however failed to provide details of the letter. Earlier on Sunday, the Presidency had announced that Buhari’s 10-day vacation to the UK had been extended. The extension was contained in a three-paragraph statement made available to journalists by the Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Mr. Femi Adesina.  Adesina said the extension was necessary to allow the President complete a series of tests recommended by his doctors and get the results before he could return to Nigeria. Although he said Buhari had already dispatched a letter to the National Assembly on the extension, he did not specify the duration of the extension. The Chairman, Senate Committee on Media and Public Affairs, Sabi Abdullahi, while briefing journalists...

BEIRUT — Syria's justice ministry is rejecting an Amnesty International report of mass hangings of as many as 13,000 people in a prison near Damascus, calling the allegations "totally untrue" and part of a smear campaign. The ministry's statement was published by Syria's state-run news agency on Wednesday, a day after Amnesty released its report. It says "misleading and inciting" media outlets carried the Amnesty report with the intention to smear the Syrian government's reputation on the world stage — particularly after recent "military victories against terrorists groups." The government refers to all armed opposition as "terrorists." It also says the allegations are "baseless" because executions in Syria follow due process and various stages of litigations. Amnesty's report says the mostly civilian victims were hanged after military trials that lasted minutes.