‘Niger Delta becoming dead zone, unsuitable for habitation’
Foundation for Human Rights and Anti-Corruption Crusade, FHRACC, has raised alarm that the Niger Delta region was fast becoming a dead zone, no longer suitable for habitation owing to the impact of oil exploration over the years.
Ethiopian Airlines releases 3 weekly flights schedule to Kaduna
As a demonstration of its commitment to commencing flights from Kaduna to every part of the world, the management of Ethiopian Airlines Tuesday released its scheduled from Kaduna.
Sailing Club ‘ll lead Nigeria’s quest for Olympic glory – Daramola
The Commodore of the Navy Sailing Club, Ojo, Captain Femi Kayode Daramola (retd), has said that with focus and cooperation from all stake holders, the club is capable of championing Nigeria’s quest to climb to global prominence in water sports.
Journalists tasked on developmental health promotion
MEDIA practitioners have been urged to enshrine development journalism in their day to day activities as part of their role to society.
Afrobasket 2017: NBBF names 22-man preliminary squad
The Nigeria Basketball Federation, NBBF has named a preliminary list of 22 players for the 2017 Afrobasket for women scheduled to hold in Bamako, Mali from August 18 to 27, 2017.
Naira depreciates to N368/$
The naira Tuesday depreciated to N368 per dollar in the parallel market owing to demand pressure.
8 helpful tips for getting a study scholarship
Winning a scholarship isn’t as hard as you might think, there are certain tips that can help you maximize the process and achieve your goal of winning a study scholarship.
Osinbajo leaves UK after meeting with Buhari
The Acting President Yemi Osinbajo was at the Abuja House, of the Nigerian High Commission in London, Britain.
Traders tasked on preventive measures against sudden death
TRADERS in Odun-Ade Coker recently benefited from a free health seminar and screening tagged, “Avoiding Sudden Death,”organised by Mazi Justin Okpani, Secretary, Coker Building Materials & Allied Products Dealers Association in Lagos.
Photos: Fayose tells soldiers how he ran way from Nigerian Army training
The Ekiti State Governor, Ayodele Fayose Tuesday had a tete-a-tete with soldiers at the Ikere border where he told them how he ran way Nigerian Army training.
Dangerous kitchen sponge
ACCORDING to research, more than 75% of sponges and dish rags we use in the kitchen harbour coliform bacteria – which includes salmonella and e. coli. Most sponges also had yeast and mold, and staphylococcus aureus, or staph.
Senate wants Genotype as compulsory test for couples before marriage
MOVES by the Senate to nip in the bud increasing cases of Sickle Cell disease in the country, Tuesday got a boost as a Bill for an Act to provide for Compulsory Haemoglobin-Genotye Testing and for other connected matters scaled second reading.
How to prepare Abak Atama Soup
ABAK Atama Soup is a delicious soup popular amongst the Ibibios of Akwa Ibom State in south eastern Nigeria. Its name is derived from the two dominant ingredients: Palm Fruit Concentrate (Abak) and Atama Leaves.
Consumer Watch: A place that makes you plan ahead
Consumer Watch: A place that makes you plan ahead
Laundry without tears: That dingy white can be crispy white again
The biggest mistake people make is that they don’t really separate their dirty clothes
Osinbajo rushes to U. K to see Buhari
ACTING President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo Tuesday travelled to London to see President Muhammadu Buhari who has been on medical vacation for about two months now.
