Plateau Election Tribunal: Useni heads to Appeal court
BEDC to inject 572,392 meters under MAP scheme in franchise areas
Netanyahu fails to secure majority coalition, door open for Gantz
Buhari, Magoro and the reunion of class of ‘84/85
Gynaecologist tasks pregnant women on Antenatal visits
Lagos road repairs to begin, as contractors move to sites
Implement Mental Health Act to check suicide — Lagos NMA
The positive, negative profile of Budget 2020 (2)
Do Nigerians need free and fair elections?
Nigerian youth, children not exercising enough — NHF
Oil &Gas: Stakeholders canvass new policies, programmes
Gov. Obaseki declares Edo NAFEST 2019 open

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Surgeons tackle deaths from surgical site infections
Lagos is the central hub for Nigeria on the research collaboration with University of Birmingham which is looking at ways to reduce surgical site infection, SSI, globally. The research, FALCON trial, is a high intervention global study to reduce SSI also known as infection after surgical operation.
Thrombosis: Silent rage of deadly blood clots
To most Nigerians,words like “thrombosis” or “Venous thromboembolist (VTE)” are not everyday words they will like to bother with. It’s not also a health condition anyone will reckon with in this environment. But this is a silent killer, a condition that kills within minutes when it strikes. That was the discovery of prominent entrainment writer, Azuka Oguijiuba last year when VTE etched its way into her life and memory.
Albinism: OAM Foundation created to fight discrimination, stigma, boost self-confidence
As Onome Akinlolu Majaro foundation, clocks four last week, founders have said the organization was created to fight discrimination, stigma as well as boost self-confidence of persons living with albinism, PWAs, in Nigeria.
Regionalism, security and development
IT is always a joy to be in Ouagadougou. Each time I am here, I’m struck by the warmth and friendliness of the people. I find in most Burkinabe the warmth and conviviality of the ancient savannah of our beloved West Africa. Sadly, I have also noticed, since my arrival here, that something has changed in the atmosphere. There is tension in the air. And it all has to do with the new terrorist onslaught against an unarmed and defenseless people. The killings and mayhem are pushing the people to breaking point.
“Cold room” saga as a metaphor of a debased society
BY RILWAN BALOGUN ON October 7, the media was awash with the debauched acts of two university dons, one from the University of Lagos and the other from College of Education, University of Ghana who were allegedly caught in the act of sexual assault against university admission seekers. Since the “premiere” of the video in […]

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