After Ebola, Nigeria can defeat polio
This month – July – was a very auspicious month for Nigeria in 2014. Two health related occurrences took place in that month. On Sunday July 20 2014, Patrick Sawyer flew into Lagos airport, a sick man with Ebola Virus Disease. He died five days later, but not before infecting other people – his primary contacts -health workers who took care of him and who subsequently infected other people.
Jonathan’s CSO must not die in detention, Fayose warns
Governor Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti State has warned the Federal Government of the consequences of the detained Chief Security Officer
(CSO) to former President, Dr Goodluck Jonathan, Mr Gordon Obuah, dying in detention.
Mourinho rules out spending extravagantly on transfer
Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho insists the Premier League champions have no plans to make significant additions to his squad, revealing that he is relishing the prospect of mounting a title defence with the same set of players.
Innovation, challenges of Whatsapp voice call
Since the GSM revolution, albeit amidst inflation rates, the cost of making calls within and outside the country has dropped significantly. In fact, while the price of everything else seems to be going up, the price of voice calls around the world is going in the opposite direction. In the fast changing world of communications technology, the enigma doesn’t end there. Innovations are making it easier, faster and in many cases, costless to make voice calls.
How Nigerian vloggers share amazing experiences on YouTube
Google West Africa, recently celebrated its 10 years of operation in Nigeria, bringing together popular video bloggers, sometimes shortened to vloggers who use their YouTube videos to share memorable moments with youths.
Alleged N1.9bn Fraud: Court grants Oronsaye bail on self recognition
A Federal High Court in Abuja on Monday granted bail on self-recognition to Mr Stephen Oronsaye, a former Head of Civil Service of the Federation charged with N1.9 billion money laundering.
