By  Princewill Ekwujuru Advertising trends have evolved from  traditional print ads and television, TV spots to new marketing strategies that include   Quick Response, QR codes, co-branding, content marketing and online advertising. While print and TV are steadfast in the ad industry, new technology is opening new avenues to reach consumers. For businesses that want […]

lagos—As this year’s World Heart Day holds tomorrow, Cardiologists have raised alarm over imminent epidemic of heart failure among Nigerians even as the World Heart Federation, WHF, called for action to prevent 80 percent of premature deaths from Cardiovascular Diseases, CVDs annually.

MAIDUGURI—Borno State has lost its Commissioner for Environment, Alhaji Waziri Imam, following which Governor Kashim Shettima ended his relocation to Bama and inspection of reconstruction work in destroyed communities after his visit to Chibok, Gwoza, Askira-Uba and Damboa Local Government areas, all in southern Borno.

FIVE bright Nigerian students have received the ultimate award for being the best graduating students in their respective universities.

ADMINISTRATORS of schools have been urged to imbibe global best practice in employing teachers, adding that to get the best for our children, trained teachers and passionate graduates are those who can deliver qualitative education to students.

Bauchi—World Health Organisation, WHO, has said no fewer than 1,472 cases of non-compliance to polio immunisation was reported in Bauchi State this month.

Dutse—As Jigawa State House of Assembly, yesterday, extended the tenure of the sole administrators of the state’s 27 local government caretaker committee by six months, the cold war between the two main political parties in the state may take another dimension.

TO make the life and job of staff and patients at the Federal Medical Centre, Yola, easier and more efficient, two Software Engineering graduates of the American University of Nigeria (AUN) in Yola, developed an app, NHIS PATEXP, in keeping with the university’s mission as a development university.

IGNATIUS Akpabio has joined the distinguished and inspirational line of young Nigerians proving that we are some of the best in the world. In a tradition of excellence that is well-earned, Akpabio topped an international faculty of post-graduate scholars to clinch the prestigious British Petroleum (BP) prize for the best project on the course at the School of Computing Science and Digital Media’s annual awards ceremony, 2016, of Robert Gordon University, RGU, Aberdeen, UK.

The Federal Government has accused “The Economist” newspaper of racism, prejudice and denigration of Nigeria’s genuine effort at national re-orientation.