Enugu students, widows, entrepreneurial group laud Ugwuanyi’s development strides, benevolence
The National Council of Enugu State Students (NACESS) Worldwide, widows in the state under the aegis of Widows’ International Ministries and a Non-Profit Entrepreneurial Organization, The Potter’s Wheel Foundation, on Tuesday, converged on the Government House, Enugu, on a solidarity visit to Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi. The widows, who came with their widow’s mite to celebrate […]
Northern school closure amidst persistent insecurity
By Peter Imouokhome Exploring innovative ways to maximizing untapped human capital that abounds in Northern Nigeria amidst the spate of abductions of school children. There is currently a northern puzzle begging for an expeditious solution this too at the risk of getting lost in the ever-expanding national maze that offers no seeming convergence. The education […]
Face of Culture Nigeria, Princess Victoria Aiyejina engaging steps of impressive relevance
In Nigeria and across Africa, several young and vibrant young girls have continue to carve a niche for themselves in the career of modeling and pageantry. Amongst them is Princess Victoria Aiyejina, who emerged winner of Face of Culture Nigeria 2020/2021 edition, held few months ago in Abuja. In her zeal to remain unequivocally relevant […]
Calabar Port ships first cocoa export to US 14 yrs after concession
THE Calabar seaport, Cross River State, has recorded a historic 7,000 metric tonnes of cocoa export shipment to the United States of America, USA, the first time of such cargo since its concession over 14 years ago. The export was handled from the Ecomarine Terminals.
PDP labels Buhari’s medical trip badge of failure
The Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, yesterday said the routine overseas medical checkup embarked by President Muhammadu Buhari is a direct indictment of the Presidency’s failure to fix the nation’s healthcare system.
COVID-19: Prioritise surgery patients — Experts
By Gabriel Olawale A new study has shown that patients waiting for elective surgery should get COVID-19 vaccines ahead of the general population to avoid thousands of post-operative deaths linked to the virus. The study funded by the NIHR for the COVIDSurg Collaborative international team of researchers, led by experts at the University of Birmingham, […]
