Following last Friday’s attack on the office of the Department of State Services, DSS, in Kogi State by gunmen believed to be terrorists, security has beefed up around the Zone 8 Area of Lokoja.

A United States-based Oncologist, Dr. Olatunji Alese has identified MedEnhanz as a vital platform that would equip Nigerian medical professionals with information to curb incidences of cancers in the country and other developing countries.

Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) 2nd vice president Shehu Dikko has clarified the rationale behind the invitation of Arsenal U21 star Alex Iwobi to the Super Eagles for a series of the friendlies against DR Congo and Cameroon next month.

Investors across the world are losing their investments in stock and property owners are also suffering losses as a result of depreciation in currencies. With deepening gloom over demand growth from the world’s second-biggest oil user, and expectations for a significant build-up in surplus oil stocks this year, most oil traders are unwilling to stabilize crude oil prices. The market seems to be stuck in a relentless downward trend.

The Nigerian economy is in a tough spot right now. The low oil price environment is obviously hitting oil exporters themselves, but also the government is quite dependent on oil revenue. In addition to having this primary level sort of impact, there is another kind that arises from the very policies that government is putting in place to deal with the situation.