Scientists invent tool to distinguish between viral, bacterial infections

Scientists invent tool to distinguish between viral, bacterial infections

Scientists from the University's National Institutes of Health-funded Respiratory Pathogens Research Centre identified 11 genetic markers in blood that accurately distinguished between viral and bacterial infections (antibiotics help us fight bacterial infections, but aren't effective and shouldn't be used to treat viruses).
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FG projects paid for,  not executed — ACE

FG projects paid for, not executed — ACE

ABUJA—A non- governmental organization, Alliance for Credible Elections, ACE, has tracked 182 federal capital projects captured in the 2015 federal budget, in Benue, Imo, Ekiti, Jigawa, Cross River, and Gombe states, with some of the projects poorly executed, abandoned or not executed at all.

Ortom promises better service delivery to Benue people

Ortom promises better service delivery to Benue people

Abuja—Governor Samuel Ortom of Benue State has promised to redouble his efforts at providing effective service delivery to the people of the state.
The governor made the pledge yesterday, shortly on arrival at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport Abuja from a two-week leave which he spent in the United Kingdom.

Alade market, a novelty in market development in Nigeria – Developer

Alade market, a novelty in market development in Nigeria – Developer

The Group Managing Director, Masters Reality International, handlers of the new Alade Market, Lai Omotola, an engineer, has put the cost of the newly built Alade Market in Ikeja area of Lagos state at N2 billion with additional N150 million to be expended on the project before the end of 2017

Fashola tasks building professionals on global competitiveness

Fashola tasks building professionals on global competitiveness

—As FG pledges to provide accurate demarcation of border lines By Chris Ochayi The minister of Works, housing and power, Babatunde Fashola has tasked professionals in the construction sector of the nation’s economy to strive and get international certification in order to be globally compive. Fashola, who gave the charge in Abuja while declaring open […]

Anambra Guber: 15 parties endorse APC’s Andy Uba

Anambra Guber: 15 parties endorse APC’s Andy Uba

By Omeiza Ajayi ABUJA—An electoral alliance of 15 political parties, known as ‘The Mega Coalition’ has announced its endorsement of Sen. Andy Uba, as their consensus candidate for the  November 18, 2017  gubernatorial election. The senator who represents Anambra South in the national assembly is one of at least 10 aspirants that have picked nomination […]

Aisha Buhari storms Imo tomorrow

Aisha Buhari storms Imo tomorrow

OWERRI—Barring any unforeseen circumstances, the President’s wife, Mrs. Aisha Buhari, will be in Owerri tomorrow, to celebrate this year’s August Meeting with Imo women.

Constitution Amendment: Ekweremadu raises hope on failed bills

Constitution Amendment: Ekweremadu raises hope on failed bills

ABUJA—DEPUTY Senate President, Senator Ike Ekweremadu, yesterday assured Nigerians that proposed amendments to the 1999 Constitution recently rejected by the National Assembly could still meet the threshold to become part of the constitution when revisited.

Court orders arrest of ATBU Professor for contempt

Court orders arrest of ATBU Professor for contempt

A chief magistrate’s court sitting in Bauchi has issued a bench warrant for the arrest of Professor Kabiru Sabitu, a lecturer with Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University, ATBU, Bauchi, for flouting a court order.