2018: Work resumes in Osun after suspension of strike by Labour Unions
Workers in Osun on Tuesday returned to work after the Joint Labour Unions in the state called off the indefinite strike embarked on last week Wednesday.
‘Loving my wife enabled her survive breast cancer’
Contrary to common belief, cancer is not primarily a death sentence. Although potentially deadly, early detection and treatment is crucial
Liberia: The Rise of George Weah by Reuben Abati
George Weah’s emergence as Liberia’s President-elect after the December 26 run-off election generated considerable interest among Nigerians for a number of reasons. Number one is George Weah’s popularity.
Nigeria earns N398bn from LNG, cooking gas exports
Nigeria earned N397 billion from the export of Liquefied Natural Gas, LNG and Liquefied Petroleum Gas, LPG, also known as cooking gas, in the third quarter of 2017, data obtained from the National Bureau of Statistics, NBS, has revealed.
3 wounded as youths, Christians, Muslims clash in Ilorin
Irates youths in Taiwo area of Ilorin while performing annual youths Carnival in the area on the eve of new year clashed with religion worshippers during which three persons sustained serious injuries while vehicles and other domestic properties worth millions of naira were destroyed.
Nigeria records 20,210 births on Jan. 1
UNICEF also said nearly 386,000 babies would be born worldwide on New Year’s Day, representing some 90 per cent in less developed regions.
