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‘Why I abandoned my children for Libya trip’

‘Why I abandoned my children for Libya trip’

One of the four ladies rescued from a human trafficker, Ganiat Ajijola, who was arrested by operatives of the Rapid Response Squad (RRS), Lagos State Police Command, over the weekend, has disclosed that she abandoned her two children for her husband in order to pave way for botched Libya trip.

Being a chef  is not about  glamour – Chef Magnus

Being a chef is not about glamour – Chef Magnus

ASKING him to tell you how he got into the hospitality industry puts a childish smile on his face as he gladly tells you that he was born into it as his parents were both chefs back in their native country of Sweden, “my parents had restaurants in Sweden where I had to do anything from moving the lawn, washing the dishes and peel potatoes to get some extra pocket money from about the age of 12.”

Saudi council urges more space at hajj stampede site

Saudi council urges more space at hajj stampede site

Saudi Arabia’s Shura Council recommended Monday an expansion of roads leading to the site of a ritual in the annual hajj pilgrimage where more than 2,000 pilgrims died in a stampede last year.

I won’t return N100 million, says Chief Falae

I won’t return N100 million, says Chief Falae

NATIONAL Chairman of the Social Democratic Party, Chief Olu Falae, Monday, said he would not refund the N100 million he collected from Chief Tony Anenih, which has been alleged to have come from the former National Security Adviser, Col. Sambo Dasuki.

Go, bring balance of N70m, EFCC tells Jafaru Isah

Go, bring balance of N70m, EFCC tells Jafaru Isah

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission confirmed on Monday that it had retrieved N100 million out of the N170 million traced to the account of the former Military Administrator of Kaduna State, Mr. Jafaru Isah.

Health Breakthrough: Israeli biomed’s novel technology could cure diabetes

Health Breakthrough: Israeli biomed’s novel technology could cure diabetes

Doctors know how to implant type 1 patients with donor islets full of healthy beta cells, but they cannot keep the transplanted cells from failing within a matter of days. Unfortunately, half of all transplanted patients are back on insulin injections one year later, and 90 percent revert to insulin dependency within five years.