German union suspends strike at Berlin hospital due to coronavirus

German trade union Verdi on Tuesday suspended the strike at one of Berlin’s main hospitals due to fears over the spread of the novel coronavirus. Several hundred employees of hospital subsidiary Charite Facility Management (CFM) ended a walkout early on Tuesday, returning to work at the Charite hospital after less than 24 hours, Verdi said. […]
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Softball Tournament: United States Consulate General gives support to little league tournament in Nigeria

In the just-concluded softball tournament held at Obafemi Awolowo Stadium in Ibadan which was sole sponsored by United state consulate general, Lagos, the Excellers Hitters of Ibadan in the softball senior division defeated Badagry Angles by 9 runs to 2 runs to win the U-16 of the 2020 District O1 Girls Softball tournament, while Bishop Braves defeated Ibadan Acumen by 10 runs to 3 runs to win the U-12 category.

Revealed: Why NEMA staff moved against Union Chairman

Fresh facts have emerged as to why the workers sacked the Union Chairman of the National Emergency Management Agency. It was revealed that amongst other anomalies, the workers accused the dismissed union chairman of highhandedness and financial recklessness. 

‘Dear Femi Adesina, tell Buhari we are still with him’

Positions of public trust anyone holds for the people has a tempting spirit. Any leader who is not careful can easily become a pawn on the chessboard for some of the ruled. I have realized that it takes a lot of self-discipline and a focused mindset for a leader to navigate the ship of leadership ashore successfully.

Revealed: Why US is Stalling Repatriation of $308 Abacha Loot

Indications have been emerged as to the real reason the United States Government is stalling its earlier commitment to help Nigeria repatriate $308 million from the British Island of Jersey. The money was part of the billions of dollars traced to late General Sani Abacha, Nigeria’s former military Head of State who ruled Nigeria from November 1993 till his sudden death in June 1998. According to Sources in the know and documents made available to the media over the weekend, the United States’ efforts at stalling the repatriation of some of the Abacha loot may be nothing but an indication of its age-long posturing as a “global police” even when clearly in breach of Nigeria’s sovereign rights.

Time To Pamper Mom; It’s Mother’s Day

My kids were full of so much energy today after school, bouncy and extra attentive to me (way more than usual, help!). My 4-year-old daughter asked if there was something I needed her to help with and my son just left to change out of his school uniform without a word of prompting or faked […]

Don’t escalate crisis, striking parklane doctors chide Enugu govt

STRIKING Resident Doctors of Enugu State University Teaching Hospital, ESUT-TH, has told the state government to forget threats and blackmail to comply with long-negotiated salary structure, in other to save lives and deescalate crisis in the state health sector.

How Buhari’s percentile arguments aide Boko Haram’s religious war

By Rotimi Fasan Without a doubt, churches in Nigeria are facing persecution. Our churches have been burnt in their thousands and we have lost many lives. There are communities on the outskirts of Lassa, Mousadile, Musafu, Bagajo which once thrived but are no longer in existence now because of the activities of Islamists. The Church […]

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