I’ll overturn 22yrs prison sentence imposed by British Court against Franca Asemota- Prof. Alexia Thomas
Donald Duke decries removal of history from schools’ curriculum
Fayose is symbol of our party – Gombe gov
Imo Poly students burnt to death
More pressures on Naira, depreciates to N410/ USD
Lassa Fever: FG dispatches Rapid Response team to Delta
Law School exam malpractice, threat to our profession —NBA
Lawmaker begs Nigerians to be patient with Buhari
Lagos State Property law not favourable to buyers
C-River to legalise street hawking
The reward of patience
Siasia frowns at official objections to Japanese donation
Rohr will ruin Nigeria football, says Adamu
I teach culture and tradition through toys – Bunmi Williams
The psychology of bleaching is absurd – Adenuga

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People who use bleaching creams find it difficult to stop
What we call a rebound hyper pigmentation. People may decide to stop the product, instead of them sustaining the fairness that they have, they get darker. Secondly, they are prone to infection because the product which is a steroid, suppresses the immune system. Whenever they have any injury, it becomes almost impossible for the wound to heal on time because the strength of the skin is gone.
To reduce corruption in Nigeria, politicians should swear by ‘Ogun’, ‘Oya’ deities- Traditionalist
Head of Olorisa worldwide, Jamiu Eletu, has said that politicians must be made to swear by deities such as the Yoruba god of thunder, Ogun or it’s wife, the water goddess, Oya, or any other strong deities in various traditions in the country if corruption in the country must be brought to barest minimum.
‘Why I think people buy Tecno products …’
No doubt today’s African markets have some of the world’s biggest mobile brands; the likes of Apple, Samsung, HTC and Nokia, among others vie for market share in a continent that is home to some of the fastest growing economies in the world. While the news of mobile competition in Africa tends to assume the […]
No concealment in banks’ exposure- CIBN
The body of chief executive officers, under the auspices of Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria, CIBN, said Thursday there was no concealment of exposure by banks alleged.
Ikere-Ekiti agog for New Yam festival
Ikere-Ekiti, a sprawling commercial and agrarian community, situated about 10 kilometres from Ado-Ekiti, the Ekiti State Capital was recently in celebration mood with the yearly New Yam festival otherwise known as Odun Ijesu taking place. The event was held at the palace of the monarch of the town, Oba Samuel Adejimi Adu Alagbado, the Ogoga of Ikere-Ekiti.

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