WHEN it suits us, we tout the idea around that there is ability in disability. Of course, this also presupposes that there must be a lot of disability in ability. This type of situation comes to the fore every four years – after the Olympiad and its Paralympics counterpart.

The traditional ruler of Atani community in Ogbaru Local Government Area of Anambra State, His Royal Highness, Igwe Augustine Ngoddy said the best way to revive Nigerian’s dwindling economy is for the citizens to go back to agriculture.

Emotions on Wednesday ran high, when an auto crash involving a commuter bus whose driver lost control sending the vehicle hurtling into the bush, killing eight passengers on board instantly while 12 others were severely injured.

Forty-Eight hours to the expiration of the deadline given to the remnants of the Niger-Delta Avengers fighting in the oil producing areas of Ohaji/Egbema and Oguta, a leading Commander of the militants, General Felix Omereji, Wednesday, surrendered with his fighters and embraced peace.

ORGANISED Labour, yesterday, kicked against clamour for the sale of national assets such as the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC and Nigeria Liquefied National Gas Company, NLNGC, among others, describing the calls as not only evil but, unpatriotic aimed at continuous enslavement of Nigeria.

Bauchi State Universal Basic Education Board, SUBEB, has threatened to sanction primary or junior secondary school teachers over absenteeism.

President Muhammadu Buhari has reiterated his resolve to completely stamp out corruption, stressing that it was the cardinal objective of his government.

ABUJA—The National Human Rights Commission, NHRC, yesterday called for speedy trial of detained leader of the Shiite Islamic sect, Sheikh Ibraheem El-Zakzaky.

Emergency powers to do what? To further impoverish an agonising populace of helpless Nigerians with dictatorial policies that no one can challenge? I don’t support such maximalist and dictatorial powers for an authoritarian all-knowing government that has shown utmost intolerance of opposition, dissent of opinion and plurality of ideas as to how to move Nigeria forward.

“One of the things I learnt on coming back here is to be very flexible. Nigeria changed Efferent from what we originally set out to do. On the advisory side, we help healthcare organisations really understand the impact of IT and the improvement it can have on their practices, and how they can streamline different operations rather than the manual process. We also look at patient-centred care and how technology can provide that experience.