

LCDA Appeal: Lagos ACN carpets S-West PDP over Fashola, party
IBB, Buhari, Abubakar, Ribadu, others pay tribute to Saraki
Tension as Kogi House resumes
World Toilet Day: 34m Nigerians practise open defecation
Court orders NIMASA to pay N6.8bn judgement fee
Tragic end: Landlord’s son hacks pastor to death
Manitoba: Contract cancellation, harmful to Nigeria – Experts
Some judges take bribe to grant bail – CJN
We have surplus gas for power – NNPC
Expert warns on dangers of PVC building materials
Now, the hospital comes to you in a box
Collaborating for effective dispensation of justice in Nigeria
Obasanjo faults Jonathan on Odi
PIB: Do not be teleguided, lawmaker tells colleagues
The South East and quest for equity state
Police nab Prison officer, three others for armed robbery
Pneumonia: 2,000 internally displaced children immunised in Delta State
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SubscribeCadenza, the new definition of luxury
THE drive was excellent, the finishing,perfect and the interior quiet and comfortable. You could hardly fault the all-new Kia Cadenza in any way, be it design, safety or handling, the Cadenza has got it all. It reflects Kia’s rising profile in the auto industry since the beginning of the new millennium.
Deregulation should be all embracing – Shamsudeen
GOVERNMENT’s move to deregulate the downstream petroleum sector shotuld be expanded to cover other sectors of the economy, Minister of National Planning, Alhaji Shamsudeen Usman, has said.
34m Nigerians practice open defecation
As Nigeria joined the rest of the world to mark this year’s World Toilet Day, a joint UNICEF and World Health Organisation report of 2012 has revealed that estimated 34 million Nigerians practice open defecation.
Power: Omotosho to add 500mw by December – NDPHC
The Management of Niger Delta Power Holding Company (NDPHC) Limited has assured Nigerians that Omotosho Power Plant Phase ll is ready to contribute additional 500 megawatts to the national grid by December.
Cancer fighter: Top cancer-forming foods to avoid (2)
IN fact, one European study links the decline in breast cancer cases in Europe to the forty-one percent drop in use of HRT. Th is study further adds that HRT stimulates the growth of pre-existing, clinically latent tumors that may not otherwise become clinically apparent. A check of Internet sites like MedLine and MedMD suggest that if HRT must be used, do so at the lowest possible dose and for the least amount of time.
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