Breaking: Ministerial nominees storm NASS, as Senators kick against exclusion of FCT
Those selected by President Mumammadu Buhari as ministers have stormed the National Assembly on Wednesday for screening.
Ganduje releases N2bn tuition fees for foreign students
Kano State Government has settled over N2 billion outstanding fees of its students in El-Razi University in Sudan,
Shi’ites’ protest: NYSC mourns death of corps member
The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) on Tuesday mourned the death of a corps member attached to the Channels Television, Precious Owolabi, during the Shi’ites’ protest in Abuja on Monday.
Houses razed as troops comb Bayelsa community over killing of soldiers
YENAGOA—Several houses were reportedly razed yesterday, as troops in search of suspected militants that killed two soldiers in the creeks of Azagbene in Ekeremor Local Government Area of Bayelsa State, invaded the riverside town.
Reducing body odour
Body odour is not great, but it happens. Luckily, you can do a few things to make body odour go away. Sweat often causes body odour.
Normalcy returns at Ojukwu Varsity Teaching Hospital after two months of bickering by resident doctors
AWKA- AFTER two months of staying away from their duty posts to drive home their demand for improved working conditions, Resident Doctors at the Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University Teaching Hospital, COOUTH, Awka, have returned to work. At some point during the strike, consultants in the hospital also joined, thereby grounding all activities in the tertiary health institution. Even medical students taking their examinations were affected as the consultants, many of who also doubled as lecturers, cared less.
