IT was the familiar, but unpalatable news from the United States,US. The unfolding horror, was not Hollywood, but an American reality; a gunman is holed up with hostages whom he is busy eliminating. This was June 12, 2016, and 29-year old American,

Remember Seyi Sodimu? That Afro soul music star whose hit single, “Love Me Jeje”ruled the Nigerian airwaves in the late 90s. The talented singer disappeared into thin air, when the ovation was loud but he’s back to reclaim his place in the country’s music scene.

Scientists have linked university degree to heightened risk of developing brain tumour. The researchers in a large observational study, published online in the Journal of Epidemiology & Community Health noted that Gliomas, a type of cancerous tumour arising in glial cells that surround and support neurons in the brain were more common among people who had studied at university for at least three years than they were among those who didn’t go on to higher education.

Muslim scholars in Lagos gathered at the TMC Centre, Ijeshatedo, Lagos, Wednesday, to clarify what they described as massive error occasioned by grand ignorance of grandeur, the outburst of Sheikh Habeeb Adam Al-Ilory, Mudiru of Markaz, Agege, who purpotedly made a scathing comment on one of the sources of authentic prophetic traditions (Hadeeth) in Islamic World, Abu Huraira and the compiler of many of the traditions, Sahih Bukhari.

International Federation for Information Processing (IFIP) President Elect, Mike Hinchey, will be speaking at the 26th national conference of Nigeria Computer Society, NCS, slated to hold next month in Abuja.