Chibok boy maimed by Boko Haram walks again
1,000 youths for skills acquisition training in Lagos
Edo govt promises colourful cultural fiesta, unveils EDOFEST logo
Experts task Nigerians on reinventing nation’s health sector
NITDA moves to halt N60b loss on data hosting
Broadband infrastructure gap worries NCC
Scholars blame bad leadership for Nigeria’s poor health indices
Red Ribbon targets 30,000 for HIV testing, counselling
Flour Mills sensitizes staff on HIV/AIDs
Kogi unveils plan for physically-challenged
S-South sustained PDP through crisis — Wike
Don tasks A-Ibom govt on geophysical site investigation
Yuletide: MultiChoice extends call center service hours
Delta monarchs decry damage of public property

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GAMSU, GE Healthcare train Nigerian nurses, midwives
To imrpove skills of Nigerians nurses and midwives, GE Healthcare in partnership with the Gamaliel & Susan Onosode Foundation, GAMSU, has trained nurses and midwives at the School of Nursing, Lagos University Teaching Hospital. The programme included both theoretical and practical training for 40 student nurses and 5 nurse tutors of the School of Nursing, Lagos University Teaching Hospital.
Kidney failure: Help save my husband, renowned broadcaster cries out
RENOWNED broadcaster and publisher, Woman of Substance, Mrs Ify Onyegbule Anderson has sent a distress call to all Nigerians to help save her husband, George, diagnosed with chronic kidney disease. Anderson, who is Team Lead, Truespeak Broadcast Academy , said her husband who fell ill in September was rushed to the hospital where he was diagnosed with kidney failure.
Cedarcrest begins 3-day free medical screening tomorrow
TO prevent misdiagnosis, reduce morbidity and mortality as well as provide world class treatment options locally, Cedarcrest Hospitals, a foremost private multi-specialty hospital group, is providing free medical screening, consultations and drugs to Nigerian citizens at her Lagos Hospital. This is to be accompanied with the free distribution of Insecticide treated bednets.
For 6% of Cancers, Blame Diabetes, High BMI — RESEARCHERS
A new study carried out by Imperial College London has revealed that diabetes and High Body Mass Index, BMI, contribute six percent to the global burden of cancer.
Foundation makes case for people living with sickle cell anaemia
In order to save the lives of people living with sickle anaemia, Bola Omoteso Memorial Watch, BMW, Foundation, has called on Nigerians to show love, care and concern to people living with the disorder.
N88BN COMPENSATION: Civil war veterans laud Buhari, NASS
N88BN COMPENSATION: Civil war veterans laud Buhari, NASS
2019 polls: Lagos east senatorial district declares support for Ambode’s second term
Ahead the 2019 general election, the All Progressives Congress, APC, leaders, chieftains and members in the Lagos East Senatorial Districts, have expressed their support for the candidacy of the incumbent Lagos State Governor, Akinwunmi Ambode’s in the 2019 gubernatorial election under the platform of the party.
50 students bag first class in Adekunle Ajasin varsity in Ondo
FIFTY of the 9,812 graduating students of the Ondo state-owned Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba, Akoko bagged first class division within two academic sessions.
Crisis looms in Delta IPMAN over postponement of election
CRISIS is looming in Delta State chapter of the Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria, IPMAN, over the postponement of the election into its executive committee.
Imoke awards scholarship to indigent C-River students
THE immediate past governor of Cross River State, Senator Liyel Imoke , has said giving back to the society where one has benefitted from should be voluntary, purposeful and not forced on individuals.
SON, stakeholders partner on anti-corrosion roofing sheet
The Standards Organisation of Nigeria, SON, and stakeholders in the galvanized steel roofing sheets sector have partnered to introduce an improved stone-coated roofing steel sheets into Nigerian building materials market.
Realtor tasks FG on sanctions against collapsed building owners
Following rising rate of building collapse in the country coupled with the need to urgently address this worrisome development, the Federal Government has been urged to put in place, laws that would checkmate the activities of owners of collapsed buildings.
Olodiama kingship crisis: Ijaw leaders urge Buhari to restore peace
The Ijaws of Olodiama in Edo State has called on President Muhammadu Buhari to intervene in crisis associated with the installation of the Pere of Olodiame, noting that the Olodiama Kingdom is not a newly-created Kingdom.
Women, sex and power
HARVEY Weinstein has denied all nonconsensual sex. But he seems to be accused of “sexual assault and inappropriate sexual behaviour”. What are we talking about? And he is ostracised not really for making love or having sex with these accusers but for masturbating in front of some, wearing a bathrobe, etc.
Oxford as Numero Uno
THE medieval city of Oxford (population 170,000), is just 92 km from London. The Victorian English poet Matthew Arnold famously described it as the “city of dreaming spires”. Looming large over the city is the university that bears its name, founded in the twelfth century – the oldest in the English-speaking world.

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