Babies delivered through CS more prone to respiratory challenges – expert says
More mothers are opting for deliveries through Caesarian Sections (C-section), a survey conducted by Newsmen has shown.
FRSC Traffic radio goes on air soon – Corps Marshall
The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) Traffic Radio Station will go on air very soon, Corps Marshall Boboye Oyeyemi has said.
Brexit not about ‘turning away from the world,’ Johnson says
Brexit “is not, was not and will not be about Britain turning away from the world,” British Foreign Secretary, Boris Johnson, said in New Zealand on Tuesday.
Army arrest four fleeing Boko Haram terrorists, including father, son
The Army have arrested four fleeing Boko Haram terrorists, including a father and son at Kurnari village and Nayinawa in Yobe.
Lunch in London, anxiety in Nigeria
“What’s gwan inna wa cwantry?”
“What language is that?”
“English of course.”
“Sounds like Creole to me. Why don’t you just talk straight?”
“Nobody talks straight in this country anymore.”
Edo APC leaders reconcile warring parties in Uhumnwonde LGA
THE leadership of All Progressives Congress, APC, in Edo State, yesterday, announced the resolution of the crisis in the party in Uhumwonde Local Government Area of the state, commending the leader of the party in the council, Mr Charles Idahosa for his cooperation.
Bini vs Ijaw: Ex-agitators storm Gelegele, vow to protect it from invaders
IJAW youth leaders, including former agitators, weekend, stormed Gelegelegbene, an Ijaw oil/gas-rich community in Ovia North East Local Government Area, Edo State, vowing to mobilize forces in support of their kinsmen to fend off attack and oppression of Ijaw communities in the state by purported Benin invaders.
Power crisis: Don’t use us as weapon for dirty politics, GENCOs warn DISCOs
The Generation Companies, GENCOs, yesterday, took a swipe at the Distribution Companies, DISCOs over allegation by the latter accusing the former of working in collaboration with Nigeria Electricity Bulk Trading, NBET, to defraud them through monthly bulk energy invoices being issued to them.
Breaking: Women march against rape in Kano
Professional women groups in Kano pourer out in their dozen defied early morning downpour Tuesday to staged a protest rally against rampant cases of rape in Kano and environs.
Car bomb kills 7 civilians in Egypt’s North Sinai
The army on Tuesday confirmed that seven civilians, including two young children, were killed by a car bomb that exploded at a security checkpoint in the Sinai Peninsula on Monday.
Magu challenges CSOs on close monitoring of NDDC projects
Acting Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Mr Ibrahim Magu, has urged civil society organisations (CSOs) in the South-South to closely monitor contract award and execution by the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC).
