Terrorism: Police deploy more anti-bomb personnel to foreign missions

FOLLOWING fresh threat by Al-Qaeda related Boko Haram sect in the country to attack embassies and foreign missions in Lagos state, the Police high command weekend ordered the deployment of more personnel from both the anti-bomb and anti-terrorism units to shore up the already existing security in an around these embassies.
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Ugborodo elders sue for peace

Indigenes of Ugborodo community in the Escravos River estuary on the shore of Atlantic Ocean have been called upon to live in peace with one another to ensure the overall development of the community.

NEPC, private sector, to chart new course for non-oil export

The Nigerian Export Promotion Council (NEPC) and members of the organised private sector have met in Abuja on strategies to improve the non-oil sector of the Nigerian economy. Mr Femi Boyede, Technical Adviser to the Minister of Trade and Investment disclosed this to newsmen weekend.

Potassium: How much is too much, too little, or just right?

Potassium is an electrolyte, a substance that maintains the body’s fluid levels, this mineral helps regulate blood pressure and heart function. It is believed that potassium is part of every cell in the body, and life would be impossible without it. Research shows that individuals with existing hypertension, as well as those just looking to keep their blood pressure in check, can benefit from potassium.

Re-facing Nigeria’s image, as AFRIF hosts African films

For sometime, Nigeria’s Image had nosedived with various government efforts to resuscitate it. A clear example was Nigeria’s former Minister of Information and Communication Prof. Dora Akunyili, who threw up the rebranding Nigeria project that gathered momentum during her era, but fizzled out after her exit.

PDP, ACN’s ghost wars

“Ghost Wars” is the title of a book by Steve Coll, narrating how America, through the CIA, created its current most formidable enemy, Al Qaeda, in Afghanistan and Pakistan. In 1978, the Soviet Union under Leonid Brezhnev deployed its 40th Army in Afghanistan as part of its contest for control in Asia.

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