OBJ@ 80: May Nigeria not sink like PDP, Obasanjo prays
Melaye Dino and the menace of mediocrity
EFCC v. Emeka Mba: The Puzzles and Contradictions
Nature vs nurture
Enrique eyes 12 wins to outstrip Guardiola
Agonies of FUPRE, Africa’s 1st petroleum varsity @ 10
Policing the Police
When you have ED, food can fix your mood
Let Ogidigben GRIP be in Nigeria’s grip
Jonathan commends PDP leaders for embracing peace moves
Cartoon: Mr & Mrs
Why I want to govern Anambra State — Ralph Okeke
Moses represents Chelsea project
A vibrating vest that can save heart attack victims
Doctors lower blood pressure with wire inside the brain

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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.
Dayo Alao, University VC speaks on life challenges, days in Daily Times
I am not the only one. There is another journalist who has just completed his term as Vice Chancellor. I am talking about Professor Onabanjo who served at Lead City University. I think I am the second. But when you look at it from the angle of long stay in the media and then reaching the very top of it, I think I am the only one because I had served as the Chairman, Chief Executive of the Daily Times before coming into University administration while my colleague just had a stint with the radio before going fully into academics and later rising to become VC.
Woman gives birth twice in 7 days
A Chinese woman that was pregnant with triplets has reportedly given birth twice in seven days because her contraction stopped after her first baby had been born. The mother, identified by her surname Chen, welcomed her twin daughters on February 28 after having given birth to her son on February 21, according to People’s Daily Online..
Drug trafficking: Electrician, two other traders arrested with cocaine, ephedrine
Efforts by a 48-year-old electrician to export 26.6kg of drugs suspected to be ephedrine to Tanzania , East Africa, has been foiled by operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency , NDLEA , following his arrest at the Murtala Mohammed International Airport , MMIA Lagos. The father of six identified as Ogujiuba Zacchaeus who was arrested during search , concealed the substance inside female foot wears.
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.
GKJ Amachree, QC- 100 yrs post-humous birthday tribute – A legal titan, icon & pathfinder
A man’s good deed and impact on the society will certainly outlive him, centuries after his departure. The Nigerian society would forever be kind to its early path finders- Herbert Macaulay, Nnamdi Azikiwe, Ernest Ikoli, Obafemi Awolowo, Ahmadu Bello, Tafawa Balewa, Anthony Enahoro, Dr. Kofo Abayomi, Sapara Williams, amongst several others.
Benue Govt drags contractors to EFCC over alleged N16bn failed project
THE Benue State gov-ernment is to drag selected contractors handling road projects in the state to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, over alleged N16 billion failed projects awarded by the immediate past administration.
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.
Nigerians must reject bad governance – National Rebirth
The National Rebirth Group, NGR, a nascent pro-good governance body has told Nigerians to take a firm stand against the 17-year old bad governance which has resulted in pervasive hunger and poverty amidst plenty, in the country.

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