Age grades as facilitators of development in Igboland
AGE grades are commonplace in most communities in the Igbo nation of the South-East. It provides the strongest structure of governance among communities in Igboland where they go by several names.
Guinness promo produces more winners
THE Guinness Nigeria Plc national consumer promo, NCP, embarked upon by Malta Guinness, now in its fourth week, has produced another millionaire and three more N100,000 winners.
Soyinka, Duke, Kukah, Nwodo, others for 50th memorial of Asaba Massacre
IN a concerted effort to overcome the psychological and emotional devastation of the October 7, 1967 massacre in Asaba, the present day capital of Delta State, indigenes of the town have organised a three-day event to celebrate the victims of the horrific event with a focus on forgiveness and rebirth.
How to leverage disruptive innovation in effective payment transactions
In today’s business world, especially in the technology industry, disruption is one of the most over used words. From discussions involving Uber to industry analysis of the rise of Netflix, the term disruption has become a recurring buzzword.
Exposure to radiation in pregnancy may cause cancer in children— Onchologist
A Consultant Paediatric Oncologist and Lecturer, College of Medicine, University of Lagos, Professor Edamisan Temiye, has warned pregnant women to minimize their exposure to radiation during pregnancy with a view to preventing unborn babies from cancer.
Gov Ahmed reshuffles cabinet
Governor Abdulfatah Ahmed of Kwara State has approved a minor cabinet reshuffle involving four commissioners.
