Bello to Lagosians: Get ready for heavier rains after August break
Jolted by the near flood disaster that hit Lagos last month, the State Government said last week that it has put in place an all year maintenance programme designed to ensure that all the drainage channels and canals in the State are regularly cleared and desilted.
PathCare, Classic FM, embark on healthcare mission for the poor
Undoubtedly, giving back to the society is an act that is done voluntarily without any influence from any where. Giving back to the society, particularly to the less privileged has remained a thing of honour and not only to show appreciation but also to contribute to the development and growth of the nation as well as better the lives of the not super rich in the society.
WHO audits 7 Nigerian pharmaceutical coys
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has commenced technical audit of seven Nigerian pharmaceutical companies, as pre-condition for eligibility for the WHO contracts.
Poor toilet etiquettes lead to health hazards
Many people cringe at the thought of toilet-related activities. But defecation and urination are vital excretory processes to get rid of the by-products of digestion and filtration of blood.
Golf BlueMotion travels distance of 1941km without refuelling
Volkswagen Golf 1.6 TDI BlueMotion has set a new record for the distance travelled by a passenger car without refuelling.
The car travelled a distance of 1941 kilometres from the South African and Zimbabwean border gate in Beit Bridge to Cape Town in two and half days.
Taxi driver’s death in Lagos ‘Killer’ cop denies pulling trigger
To 54-year-old Patrick Nwabuebo, a veteran taxi driver who have cruised the nooks and crannies of highbrow areas in Ikeja, Lagos State, there was no iota of premonition of what befell him on Tuesday, 16th August, 2011, which turned out to be his last day on earth.
