Seek int’l accreditation, Nigerian hospitals told
Nigerian hospitals have been urged to seek international accreditation in order to operate under global best practices that would deter Nigerians from travelling abroad for medical treatment.
Buhari orders transfer of policemen from N-Delta
There were indications in Abuja, yesterday, that the Federal Government may have given the go-ahead to the new Acting Inspector General of Police, Ibrahim Idris, to clean up the top hierarchy of the Police Force.
CBN opens discount window as interest rate hits 74%
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), yesterday, opened its discount window in apparent bid to save the banking system from scarcity of funds which sent interbank interest rate to 74 percent at the close of business.
Beyond Buhari’s Tom-and-Jerry with Fayose
IF you examine the battle of wits between President Muhammadu Buhari and his most outspoken critic, Governor Peter Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti State, you will see yet another déjà vu of Nigerian politics; a theatre of the absurd where the same drama sketch is repeated at different epochs but not necessarily by the same thespian talents.
Ode to MKO: A parody of Shakespeare
This is the day about which the supremest sacrifice was paid by ‘one’, so that the tree that is dear to us all –of our democracy- may thrive. He that shall witness this day from hence should, yearly, remind his neighbors and his friends; and say to them ‘this is the 12th day of June’, the day that the gods themselves, of ‘democracy’ hath made.
Court admits confessional statement on murder of Abuja bizman
THE High Court II, Maitama, Abuja, has admitted the confessional statement made by suspected killers of 39-year-old businessman, Tony Eze, in the Federal Capital Territory, two years ago.
