Nigeria must tap into the multi-million-dollar mushroom market — Prof Okhuoya
As a matter of fact, WHO sponsored one of the top mushroom scientists to develop some mushroom products that helped to treat an AIDS patient in South Africa. What that product did was to enhance the appetite of the patient because one of the things we see with AIDS patients is that they lose appetite, lose weight and gradually die. It was found that when their food was fortified with mushroom, the appetite increased and they ate more, put on weight, and started living healthy lives.
Ihedioha describes the gov result as a sham
DEPUTY Speaker of the House of Representatives and Imo State gubernatorial candidate of the People’s Democratic Party, PDP, Chief Emeka Ihedioha, has expressed serious reservation that despite instances of identified electoral malpractices, the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, went ahead to declare the All Progressives Congress, APC, candidate as the winner.
Appoint spiritual adviser, retired General advises Buhari
A retired General, Alphonsus Chukwu has recommended a six-point agenda for President-elect, Muhammadu Buhari, advising him to appoint a spiritual adviser in line with what obtains in the United States of America, USA.
FAAN, Arik Air face-off: Arik Air paid FAAN N4bn in 2014
Lagos—Contrary to the claim by the Federal Airport Authority of Nigeria, FAAN, that Arik Air has not been paying its bills and honouring its financial obligations to the aviation agencies, Vanguard investigations revealed that Arik Air paid FAAN about N4 billion in 2014.
Rivers: Election petition tribunal receives 17 petitions
THE Presidential Election Petition Tribunal which was originally scheduled to conduct its proceedings at the Abuja Division of the Court of Appeal, is in the process of packing up, as no single case was lodged against the victory of the President-elect, General Muhammadu Buhari.
Abia gov poll: APGA agent questions authenticity of Obingwa result
UMUAHIA—Chief Ahamdi Nweke, the agent of the All Progressives Grand Alliance, APGA, in the supplementary elections in Abia, has questioned the authenticity of the result from Obingwa Local Government Area.
Several months after fire tragedy, traders still count losses
SUNDAY June 9, 2013, is a day that traders at the Speedwell Plaza, Trinity Spare parts market in Olodi Apapa, now remember with pain and regret. It was a day their shops at the plaza were razed by fire that left them suffering huge losses and being heart-broken. Two years after, they are yet to recover from that disaster as they are still lamenting their losses. This is after several Save- Our-Soul, SOS, letters and appeals to the Lagos State Government have failed to yield any comforting response.
302 capital market operators meet new capital base requirements
About 302 capital market operators have so far complied with the new capital base as directed by the apex capital market regulator, Securities and Exchange Commission, SEC .
Sofoluwe warns Keshi not to fight with NFF
Former Eagles star, Yisa Sofoluwe has warned newly-singed coach Stephen Keshi not to fight with the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF( in his third coming as Super Eagles manager.
Toxic meat on rampage: A-Ibom residents cautioned against consumption of toxic meat
Dog meat
Uyo—AKWA Ibom State citizens and residents have been warned against patronizing and consuming the poisonous skin meat being imported into the state by yet to be identified persons.
APC tackles Ladoja over election results
AS the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, in Oyo State and Accord Party tackle each other over the results of the recently concluded polls, the former has condemned comments by Senator Rashidi Ladoja that residents in the state were in mournful mood after Governor Abiola Ajimobi was declared winner of the election.
