Financing primary healthcare systems vital to improving peoples’ lives — MELINDA GATES
Every year, Bill and Melinda Gates write an annual letter to reflect on issues that have touch points with their work and this year they chose to focus on things that surprised them. As a build-up to the formal launch of the letter, titled: “Things We Didn’t See Coming”the Co-Chair of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Melinda Gates granted a teleconference to selected African journalists.
NSIA-LUTH Centre rekindles hope for cancer patients in Nigeria
FOR decades, the scourge of cancer has swept through the Nigerian populace and a diagnosis of cancer means certain death.
How to form a new govt without tears
DESPITE the postponement, intimidation and outright manipulation, the Nigerian people showed great resilience last Saturday in coming out en masse to exercise their democratic franchise. This week, by the grace of God, we shall know who our president-elect is. A new president must hit the ground running. He would certainly face an in-tray of formidable to-do priorities.
Electoral Officer in A-Ibom escapes attack
AN Electoral Officer sent to Udung Uko Local Government Area of Akwa Ibom State, Mr. Emeka Adizua, has said he narrowly escaped being attacked by political thugs.
Being perceived a sex symbol not a big deal — Ella Mensah
Every attractive actress has a price she must pay for her looks. For screen diva, Ella Mensah, whose role interpreting craft has cut across Nollywood and Ghallywood, she is seen as a sex symbol. But surprisingly, the curvy actress says seeing her as a sex symbol is not a big deal.
Philanthropist donates N10million for Baba Suwe’s medical treatment abroad
Veteran comedian, Babatunde Omidina a.k.a. Baba Suwe, has recently been in the news after a broadcaster raised alarm that the actor is dying of an unknown illness. According to the broadcaster, the actor has been abandoned to his fate by colleagues who have kept their distance in spite of knowing his present condition.
