Lagos to launch rent-to-own housing scheme December 8
In an effort to cushion the effects of economic recession in the country, the Lagos State Government on Thursday said it has concluded plans to start allocation of houses under the newly introduced rent-to-own policy.
5,000 IDPs infected with HIV/AIDS
No fewer than 5, 000 Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in 27 camps in embattled Borno state in northeast Nigeria are currently living with HIV/AIDS.
5 signs your computer network has been hacked
As far as you are always online, you are vulnerable to being hacked. So, oftentimes than not, it is never simple to decide if your computer has been hacked. This is because hackers have developed subtle ways to quietly access your network without you suspecting anything.
Nigeria, A Sovereignty Too Precious To Sacrifice
A German-born poet and physiognomist, Johann Kaspar Lavater, about five centuries ago, envisaged the dynamism of the world early enough. It’s like this intellectual acumen had Nigeria of today in mind, when in solo mood, insightfully challenged himself; “What do I owe to my times, to my country, to my neighbors, to my friends? Such are the questions which a virtuous man ought often to ask himself.”
Saraki meets President Buhari, pledges early passage of 2017 budget
The President of the Senate, Sen. Bukola Saraki, on Thursday assured the country of early passage of the 2017 budget proposal.
Private varsities award degrees to undeserving persons — Stakeholders
Stakeholders in education have accused private universities in Nigeria of failing to bridge the gap in access to university education for Nigerians.
