Free education crashes in Imo
The free education mantra, which brought the Rochas Okorocha administration into power, may have hit a brickwall, following the reintroduction of various fees and levies in Imo State University, IMSU, Owerri.
122,000 in Europe do not know they have HIV
IN Europe where about 0.4 per cent of people have HIV, a new surveillance report shows that one in seven people in the region do not know they are HIV-positive.
Girl, 3, seeks N0.54m for hearing aid
LITTLE Christabel Oluchi Nwaogu, who had a successful heart surgery early this year through donations from kind hearted Nigerians is still in need of N540,000 to procure hearing aids.
King Sunny Ade’s 70th Birthday and 50 years on stage: KSA’s guitar auctioned for N52.1m
A vintage fender guitar played by Nigeria’s Juju music icon, King Sunny Ade,KSA, was auctioned and sold for N52.1 million, Sunday, at a musical concert that climaxed the month-long celebration of the musician’s 70th birthday anniversary.
No more abandonement of equipment in LUTH
The Management of the Lagos University Teaching Hospital, LUTH , has said that with the graduation of 18 biomedical engineers at the hospital, the era of medical equipment being abandoned or discarded because of minor faults is now over.
Pharmacists urge FG to create enabling environment for local drug manufacturing
With a sizeable number of drugs disappearing from the market due to FOREX challenge, the Federal Government has been urged to provide enabling environment for indigenous drug manufacturers in order to boost local production.
