Cancer, a major health challenge in Nigeria – Aisha Buhari
2019: A victory for Buhari is a victory for Ndi Igbo – Okorocha
NCS redeploys 70 Comptroller of Customs
2019: Stop wooing our members, PDP warns Presidency, APC
Zimbabwe charges 24 MDC Alliance supporters with violence
Football: Cameroon hires Seedorf, Kluivert
Gov. Bello drums support for Nigerian military
Chelsea keeper Thibaut Courtois wants Madrid switch
The Trauma of Being Seduced By Your School Teacher!
Walking pivotal for healthy living – Mayor Dele Oshinowo
2019: Atiku to commit 21% of budget to education if elected

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OAS Orwell rewards mothers for exclusively breastfeeding for six months
To mark the 2018 edition of the World Breast Feeding Week, a leading indigenous oil and gas company, AOS Orwell, in partnership with Pilgrims Africa Health Foundation, organized a sensitization programme on exclusive breastfeeding in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.
If you want to have children, stay away from large fish – Prof. Ashiru
More and more Nigerian couples are struggling with infertility. Although statistics released by the United Nations showed that Nigeria is growing in population, a lot of couples battling infertility issues still hope to achieve their dreams to have children.
It’s unfair to call me a playboy – Ahmed Mazloum
Ahmed Mazloum is an unusual person who has done many great unusual things. If it is not unusual for a man with millions in his bank account to embark on no other adventure than to want to be at the peak of Mount Kilimanjaro, just for kicks, then ‘unusual’ has lost its full meaning.
Movie directors can no longer afford me – Omotola Jalade Ekehinde
Nollywood sweetheart, Omotola Jalade Ekehinde used to be the face of the Nigerian film industry in years past, although still a celebrated actress in the growing industry, one can count on the fingertips the number of movies the alluring mother of four has appeared in recent times.
NDYA holds maiden African Youth Development Summit in UK
Niger Delta Youth Association, NDYA, worldwide has successfully held its maiden African Youth Development Summit in United Kingdom with the theme ” African Youths and the Quest for Leadership”.

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