ON ABURI WE STAND: The Distortion of Accord, by Ojukwu
Anybody who was present at the Aburi meeting or has read the minutes, the communiqués, statements, and verbatim reports would be surprised that a person who calls himself a head of state could so deliberately mislead accredited representatives of foreign governments by saying that the implementation of each item of the conclusions required prior detailed examination by the administrative and professional experts in the various fields.
WORLD AIDS DAY: Nigeria’s place in an AIDS infested world
Another year has come, when global attention would be focused on one of the world’s medical challenges, that is, the Human Immuno-deficiency Virus, HIV, which leads to the Acquired Immune deficiency Syndrome, AIDS, as the world marks its day tomorrow, Monday November 31, 2011.
The Voice of Victory: Wonders in God’s word! (4)
Last week, I brought you a teaching on how you can enjoy total health through the Word of God. I know that teaching was very useful to you! May the Lord give you understanding!
Quadrangular Games: Apapa Club boast of medal haul
President of the Apapa club, Dr Pius Ofulue has stated that the club will grab all the cups at this year’s quadrangle Games which commenced yesterday at the Lagos Country Club, Ikeja with Children’s Games’ while the official opening ceremony holds today.
Handling the menace called ‘Fibroid’
Leiomyomas as they are medically known and ‘fibroids’ as they are erroneously, but commonly called, are the commonest non-cancerous tumour of the womb. Statistics have shown that about 3 or 4 out of every 10 black women have ‘fibroids’. My clinical experience somewhat correlates with this. Very few of today’s women really, are unaware of ‘fibroids’, at least from a superficial point of view.
Group tasks reconstituted NDDC board members on performance
LEADERSHIP of the Niger Delta Youth Movement, NDYM, has called on all members of the reconstituted board of the Niger Delta Development Commission, NDDC to learn from the lessons of the past, and not allow personal aggrandizement and unnecessary power tussle to get in the way of discharging their mandate of developing the Niger Delta region.
