HIV/AIDS: Children should be included in ART— UNAIDS, NACA, others
According to an investigation, Nigeria has the second highest HIV/AIDS burden in the world with an estimated 3.2 (2.3–4.3) million people living with HIV. Cases of HIV/AIDS were first diagnosed and reported in 1986
JUNE 12: Why sit-at-home order was successful in S-West — YCE, Afenifere, market leaders, others
…’People engaged in panic buying’; Reason markets were shut — Leaders By Dayo Johnson, Dapo Akinrefon, Ola Ajayi, Shina Abubakar & James Ogunnaike AS Nigeria observed Democracy Day last Saturday, there were protests in some states despite suppression by security agents. Nigerians trooped out in their numbers to protest against bad governance and other issues […]
The gown has lost it to the town
Gown and town are metaphors for educational institutions and society, respectively. Educational institutions are the brainbox of any society. While the society is like a car, her educational institutions are like its engine.
Gunmen abduct four, kill policeman in Ogun
Gunmen, suspected to be kidnappers on Wednesday abducted four workers of a Chinese company handling the Lagos-Ibadan standard gauge railway project and killed a policeman in Ogun state
STATE OF THE NATION: Constitution review ‘ll address secession agitations — Basiru, Senate spokesma
SPOKESPERSON of the Senate, Senator Ajibola Basiru (APC, Osun Central), in this interview, speaks on the state of the nation, controversies trailing the ongoing review of the 1999 Constitution by the National Assembly, averring that the outcome of the exercise would address the challenges of the country.
LASU VC: Lagos govt playing Russian Roulette -Ex-Communications Minister
By Dapo Akinrefon A former Communications Minister, Maj. Gen. Tajudeen Olarenwaju (retd) has faulted the Lagos State government for allegedly truncating process of appointing the 9th Vice-Chancellor of the Lagos State University, LASU. In a statement by Olarenwaju, who is a Trustee of a group, Trustee Ọmọ Eko Pataki, the former Minister faulted the state government […]
Confluence of peace, charity joins his ancestors: Tribute to Ogiame Ikenwoli, The Olu of Warri
By Chief Edward Ekpoko Ogiame Ikenwoli, the 20th Olu of Warri, ascended the pristine throne on 12th December 2015 in a fanfare. His ascension was one of the most peaceful and celebrated in the annals of the Warri Monarchy since about 1480. The Warri (Itsekiri) Monarchy and the Itsekiri people is like a symphony orchestra. […]
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[UPDATED WITH PHOTOS] Buhari arrives Maiduguri International Airport
President Muhammadu Buhari has arrived Air Force Base, Maiduguri, Borno State, in the company of prominent government officials.
Intern’l Day of African Child: UNHCR Champions Peace in Africa to End Plight of Refugees in C’River
The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, UNHCR, has on Wednesday called for peace in Africa to alleviate the plight of Cameronian refugee children living in the Ogoja area of Cross River State. The Head of the UNHCR Sub Office Ogoja, Mr. Tesfaya Bekele, made this clarion call at the funfair treat to observe the […]
Delta State needs Ibori loot for development, Comedian I Go Dye writes AGF
Nigerian ace comedian and social commentator, Francis Agoda famously known as I Go Dye has charged the Attorney General of the Federation (AGF) and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami to release the 4.2 million pounds Ibori loot recently returned by United Kingdom to Delta State for developmental projects in a new letter. I Go Dye, […]
