

NBBF holds AGM, awards dinner
Novena Varsity, Delta govt sign MoU on training of medical students
Westerfield College, Canada partner on foreign education
Fraud: Financial institutions’staff to adopt whistle blowing
Nigeria’s secondary school curriculum overloaded – Oni
Ex-Medical Director tasks FG on good pay for health workers
Obaseki moves to stop children from street trading
OXFAM’s ‘VOICE’ project gives hope to discriminated women
PHRC blames high cost of kerosene in Rivers on market forces
Two jailed in Kano for raping 3 under-aged girls, give them N100
Senate rejects subsidy, tariff hike for power sector
OOU produces best medical student in Nigeria
Gov Ayade approves N1.04b for education board
NAMA, Air Peace, bicker over Enugu Airport incident
Agric/investment workshop kicks off in Edo
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SubscribeOgwuda joins APC, accuses PDP of dividing Delta
Mr. Emmanuel Ogwuda has joined All Progressives Congress, APC, in Ward 09, Okpanam, Oshimili North Local Government Area of Delta State.
President’s letter on SGF not final verdict on probe – Presidency
President Muhammadu Buhari’s letter to the Senate rejecting the recommendation of the Senate to remove and prosecute the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Mr Babachir Lawal, is not an indication that the President has taken a final decision on the substantive allegations against the official, a senior presidency source told Vanguard, yesterday.
Battle of the inauguration dresses: The FLOTUS, the ex-FLOTUS and the POTUS that was not to be
WHEN men dress, no one thinks anything of it but when it comes to women it is quite another matter. What a woman wears is bound to be subject to interpretation and the more powerful the merrier.
BRT baby and public medical emergencies: How prepared are we?
EMERGENCIES, just like accidents, can happen anywhere and anytime. Throwback Wednesday January 11, 2017, one of such emergencies sent passengers on a Bus Rapid Transit, BRT, panicking in Lagos State as a middle-aged passenger went into labour inside the bus.
Pregnant women should go early to their doctors once labour begins – Dr Okaiwele
There is little that can be done when such has already happened. The truth is that prevention is better than cure. It is better to avoid such in the first place. It is when women delay in going to hospital that such happen. They should learn to present themselves early once they feel any sign of labour. They should also go for ante natals so that they can advise them to turn up early at the hospital.
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