Katsina spends N38.3bn on roads, rural electrification
The Katsina State government says it has spent about N38.3 billion on roads and rural electrification projects across the 34 local government areas in the state.
Michael Jackson seemed at end of long illness: paramedic
The first paramedic on scene at Michael Jackson’s home the day he died said Tuesday the singer looked emaciated and like someone at the end of a chronic illness.
Youth unemployment tops discussion at OYW summit in S/Africa
Global youth unemployment will be tops on the agenda of the One Young World Summit taking place in South Africa in October this year.
Jonathan, most abused president, says Nwanyanwu
The National Chairman of Labour Party, Chief Dan Nwanyanwu has criticised Nigerians, especially, those in political circle for being disrespectful to President Goodluck Jonathan, noting that the president was the most abused ever in the history of the country.
Breast implants may delay cancer diagnosis – study
Breast implants may delay cancer diagnosis in women, said a study Wednesday that urged a thorough probe into the potential health risks of this type of cosmetic surgery.
49 die in floods, says Niger official
Malam Mohammed Shaba, Director-General, Niger Emergency Management Agency (NSEMA) said the 2012 flood in the state killed 49 persons and displaced 248,120 persons.
