1.6bn people depend on forest resources for livelihood globally
NO fewer than 1.6 billion people across the world depend mainly on forest resources for livelihood, Minister of Environment, Mrs. Amina Mohammed, has said.
Quack doctor treats barren couple with antibiotics
It was a chilling story, yesterday, at Oyo State Police headquarters, Eleyele, Ibadan, when a middle-aged woman, Mrs Ojo Damilola, a quack doctor, confessed how she had spent years administering injections and drugs on unsuspecting victims, including a couple that has been childless for 12 years.
Economic Summit: We need new national economic order — Rev. Okotie
Pastor and politician, Rev. Chris Okotie has delved into the discourse on the direction of the nation’s economy.
Rivers govt to support security, fish out killers of corps member
RIVERS State Government has offered to provide needed support to security agencies to fish out killers of Mr Samuel Okonta in the last re-run elections in the state.
CBN policy reversal: Interest rates, Bond yields rise
Nigeria’s financial markets have been hit by the full impact of policy reversal which Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, announced two days ago with interest rates and bond yields spiking, while stock market went down.
Ambode splashes N2.5m on schools’ debate winners
In line with its commitment to ensuring continual success of the Lagos State Schools’ Debate as one of the channels of promoting youth development, hard work and healthy competition amongst students the Lagos State Governor, Akinwunmi Ambode has added N2.5 million to the cash prizes of winners of this year’s competition.
