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HYPERTENSION: ‘Drug holiday’ exposes more Nigerians to untimely deaths
Another implication is that many of these patients are now going back to herbal medicines which may worsen their condition
NIGER-DELTA: Militant groups’ rivarly threatens peace process
WHEN President Muhammadu Buhari met, last Tuesday, with Niger Delta leaders at Aso Villa, Abuja, one of the matters he raised at his three-hour closed-door meeting was that there was no assurance that the Pan Niger Delta Forum, PANDEF, led by former Federal Commissioner for Information, Chief Edwin Clark, which swanked about its mandate from militants, could guarantee peace in the region, as the boys struck few days to the meeting.
How to Prepare your Business for a Bank Loan (2)
Last week on this topic we introduced the element of security which most people call collateral for loan and we mentioned specifically, direct security which the borrower deposits with the lender (bank) to secure his loan.
Dangote and Nigeria’s football
MY people say that once a child has his finger burnt by fire, he runs away from ashes. This was what came to my mind the moment I read a new column in Saturday Vanguard by a friend and colleague, Osasu Obayiuwana on October 22, 2016 with the title ‘Nigeria, Dangote and Arsenal.’
J’odie explains her disappearance from the music scene
Sensational singer and fashion designer, Joy Odiete Eseoghene, popularly known as ‘J’odie’, has been conspicuously missing on the Nigerian music scene for some time and she says it has been a deliberate act to reevaluate herself and ascertain if music is really her thing. In an exclusive chat with Potpourri, the mother of one made an interesting confesion.

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