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Chicken scent offers hope for malaria prevention
Embattled Kogi Speaker resigns
Cybersecurity: ICT sector’s new headache
MEND warns Burutai, says he’s stoking crisis
Revealed: NASS padded 2016 budget with N481bn
Dollar falls against euro, yen, as policy makers meet
Etoile, Medeama boost CAF Cup hopes
Obasanjo counsels govs to merge MDAs to reduce cost
NASS crisis: APC govs wade in, meet Buhari at Aso Villa
Appeal court okays Ikpeazu as gov till Aug 4
Yobo happy with NPFL ambassadorial role
Between IGP Idris Ibrahim and Solomon Arase
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SubscribeAbia gov crisis: Why judges must ensure justice — Okpara
Barrister James Okpara, a lawyer and former Commissioner for Special Services, Legal Matters and Due Process in Abia State during the administration of Governor Theodore Orji, in this interview shares his views on the Abia governorship logjam and the way forward.
Keshi’s final burial rites to go on without
The final burial rites for late Super Eagles Captain and Coach, Stephen Okechukwu Keshi, will start in Benin City, Edo State tomorrow morning without the involvement of the Federal Government which is staying out after citing lack of funds.
A sad day for progressives
For people who believe in intelligent conversation, in debates on policy or anything other than blind ethnically motivated support for individuals who’ve done little to deserve it, living in Nigeria can be frustrating.
BlackBerry brings second android device powered with security, privacy to market
Following the success of its first powered by Android, phone, PRIV, Canadian smart phone maker, BlackBerry Limited yesterday unveiled DTEK50 , the world’s most secure Android smartphone in the mobile market.
Female prison staff dismissed for trafficking in alcohol
A female prisons staff attached to Kirikiri Female Prisons, Lagos, has been dismissed from the service for smuggling alcoholic drinks into the prison yard.
Oshonaike is Nigeria’s assistant captain to Rio
Table tennis has netted another goal as one of Africa’s most successful female table tennis stars; Olufunke Oshonaike has been named as the assistant captain of Team Nigeria to the Rio 2016 Olympic Games in Brazil.
Nigeria’s Much Needed Unity
The accusation that moles within the All Progressives Congress (APC) are out for the jugular of office holders from the north is one that should be taken with all sense of seriousness.
Simple steps to lower diabetes risk
Making changes in weight, exercise, and diet can not only prevent pre-diabetes but can also return blood glucose levels to the normal range.
Unfortunate epidemic of fibroids
Today’s post is going to focus mostly on Fibroids. Now more than ever before, more people are experiencing problems like fibroids, PCOS and associated infertility. There really were times when their occurrences were few and far in between. Simply put, fibroid is a case of tissue growing in growing in an abnormal location. The cause of fibroid is not completely known.
Don’t make matters worse for Niger Delta, groups tells Adaka Boro Avengers
WARRI—FOUNDATION for Human Rights and Anti-Corruption Crusade, FHRACC, Centre for Peace and Environmental Justice, CEPEJ and Ijaw leader in Delta State, Chief Godspower Gbenekama, yesterday, called on the Adaka Boro Avengers, ABA, to abort their intention to declare a Republic of Niger Delta on August 1.
Don lists challenges faced by oceans in Africa
lagos—A university don, Professor Dagogo Fubara, yesterday in Lagos stated the challenges facing oceans in Africa as indiscriminate dumping, unregulated fishing, lack of adequate knowledge of the seas including inadequate hydrographic information.
Criticism trails CBN’s decision to hike MPR to 14%
The Central Bank of Nigeria(CBN), yesterday, jerked up its Monetary Policy Rate (MPR)to 14 per cent, attracting criticism from business experts who predicted that the hike will lead to increased corporate failures, unemployment and decline in the nation’s stock market.
Drama as ambassadorial nominees fail to recite National Anthem, Pledge
ABUJA — THE Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs has begun the screening of Ambassadorial nominees forwarded to the Senate by President Muhammadu Buhari.
Oyo labour suspends 7-week strike after agreement with govt
Ibadan—THE seven- week face off between Governor Abiola Ajimobi of Oyo State and workers in the state has finally come to an end as the strike embarked upon by the latter has been suspended.
Nigeria forex crisis: UK universities seek students from other African countries
LAGOS — The Federal Government’s new foreign exchange regime has affected the population of Nigerian students studying abroad, particularly in Britain, officials of Abbey DLD Group of Colleges, a UK-based college, have said.
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