

Are women really their own worst enemy?
Ministry fires whistle-blower who exposed $229,000 fraud
Why women hide money from their husbands!
Premier League: Week 27 fixtures
Lagos @50: Buses fitted with CCTV to replace Yellow buses
CBN to pump $350m into Forex market again
How South African xenophobia exposed Nigeria’s legislators
Eagles in China begin new adventure
Adamu retires from football
10 years after, Obasanjo, Daniel reconcile
OBJ@ 80: May Nigeria not sink like PDP, Obasanjo prays
My most recent Nigerian police experience
Melaye Dino and the menace of mediocrity
EFCC v. Emeka Mba: The Puzzles and Contradictions
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SubscribeNature vs nurture
There are many wolves in schools, churches and mosques and they can turn your children’s lives upside down if you are not vigilant
Enrique eyes 12 wins to outstrip Guardiola
Luis Enrique could leave Barcelona with a better LaLiga win percentage than Pep Guardiola – but only if he triumphs in 12 of his remaining 13 matches in the Camp Nou hot seat.
Agonies of FUPRE, Africa’s 1st petroleum varsity @ 10
Despite the challenges, the vice chancellor, Professor Ibhadode is very optimistic that things will turn around for the university
Policing the Police
That in a democratic setting, the police should be in the forefront of protecting the fundamental rights of the citizens and undue detention should not be entertained
I won’t expose my body on video, no matter the price — Efe Irele
Efe Irele is a video vixen, model, and fast-rising actress. She’s best known for the role she played in the video of pop singer, Adekunle Gold’s hit single “Sade.”
When you have ED, food can fix your mood
This sweet, refreshing fruit has a compound that can have effects similar to ED meds on your blood vessels. It may even rev up your sex drive, studies say
Let Ogidigben GRIP be in Nigeria’s grip
More downstream investments are needed to be in the group of 20 nations, G20 soon
Jonathan commends PDP leaders for embracing peace moves
Former President, Dr. Goodluck Jonathan has commended members and leaders of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) for their unreserved support for the on-going efforts towards resolving the differences in the party, saying that they should ignore “rumours” being carried in a section of the media about what transpired during his meeting with PDP governors.
Why I want to govern Anambra State — Ralph Okeke
Deputy governorship candidate of All Progressives Congress, APC in 2013 gubernatorial election in Anambra State and a member of the party’s Board of Trustees, Chief Ralph Okeke has declared his ambition to contest the forthcoming governorship poll in the state.
Moses represents Chelsea project
Pedro described Victor Moses as Chelsea’s “best” and most “complete” player back in November. Antonio Conte labelled the Nigeria international “fantastic” last week.
A vibrating vest that can save heart attack victims
Designed to be worn straight after an attack, the special vest contains a device that generates low frequency soundwaves to make it vibrate and stimulate circulation to the heart.
Doctors lower blood pressure with wire inside the brain
British doctors treated a grandmother’s dangerously high blood pressure by inserting an electric wire in her brain in a world first.
Manage back pain with less sex
Men, especially those older, have been advised to engage in less sexual activities to manage back pain. Speaking under the topic Back and Spine Health at the Quarterly Health Talk of the Lagos Country Club, Ikeja, a Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon at the National Orthopaedic Hospital, Igbobi, Lagos, Dr. Tunji Babalola said during sexual activity, the back aches involuntarily as to cause so much pain.
Popular heartburn drugs linked to kidney failure
Taking popular heartburn drugs for prolonged periods has been linked to serious kidney problems, including kidney failure. The sudden onset of kidney problems often serves as a red flag for doctors to discontinue their patients’ use of so-called proton pump inhibitors (PPIs), which are sold under the brand names Prevacid, Prilosec, Nexium and Protonix, among others.
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