Abuja—The All Progressives Congress, APC, said yesterday that the killings in Zamfara State would not go unpunished. Their reaction came against the backdrop of killings of dozens of people, mainly women and children by bandits escaping military onslaught on Zamfara forests. The actual figure of people killed in the attack is currently enmeshed in controversies, […]

Following feedback from the public about the newly introduced ‘no-vehicle inspection, no road-worthiness policy’ in Lagos State, in the new year, the state government has debunked allegations that the policy is an exercise targeted at generating money for the state

By San Eyoboka LAGOS—THE General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, RCCG, Pastor Enoch Adejare Adeboye, has warned men of God not to fight women, but run when members of the opposite sex threatened to deal with them. Adeboye, who will turn 80 in March, at a special online service on Sunday, cited the […]

ABUJA—THE Chief of Defence Staff, General Lucky Irabor, said yesterday that the official declaration of bandits as terrorists will enable the armed forces take necessary action against them. He said the gazette proscribing bandits as terrorists was long desired by the armed forces. Irabor, who spoke when he featured on ‘Good Morning Nigeria’, a Nigerian […]

By James Ogunnaike ABEOKUTA—GOVERNOR Dapo Abiodun of Ogun State, yesterday, signed into law a bill that provides for how traditional rulers and chiefs are to be selected, appointed, recognised and buried in the state. The bill, titled ‘A Bill for a Law to Provide for an Approved Method for the Selection, Appointment and Recognition of […]

….As Falana vows to expose cover-up  LAGOS—DOWEN College, Lekki, in Lagos, yesterday, said it was awaiting the directive of the state government to announce its resumption date. This came as human rights lawyer, Mr. Femi Falana, SAN, said that his legal team will establish the ‘massive cover-up’ in the controversy trailing the death of Sylvester Oromoni. […]

The leader of the Middle Belt Forum, MBF, Dr Pogu Bitrus, has been at the forefront of fighting the cause of minority tribes of the Middle Belt.

In my last media Intervention during the last week of December 2021, titled: “Electoral Act Amendment Bill: Interrogating The Ogbanje/Abiku Element” which was widely published in the mass media, l tried to decipher the reasons for the killing of the electoral act amendment bill five (5) times under the watch of the incumbent government at the centre.

NIGERIA recorded 102 Lassa fever deaths from a  total cumulatively from week 1-52 of 2021 in 38 Local Government Areas, LGAs of 17 States.

The Nigerian Medical Association, NMA, has described the threat by the Joint Health Sector Union, JOHESU, not to negotiate with the Federal government if medical doctors are involved in the process as “emotional blackmail’.

Welcome to this week’s mental health conversation, this is a chat room where we discuss the basics of our mental health in order for us to understand and have a full grasp of the rudiments of mental health and well-being.

The surge of the Omicron variant has raised concerns over the  efficacy of  at-home  rapid Covid tests that are rapidly gaining popularity in the battle against the pandemic.

WE promised last week that this page would be dedicated this week to predicting Nigeria in the year 2022. 

THE National Association of Nigeria Nurses and Midwives, NANNM, in Lagos State, yesterday, suspended its three-day warning strike.

Glaucoma is the leading cause of blindness in most black people, African Americans and people from the Caribbean, but there is a simple way to prevent the devastating effects of glaucoma, according to Dr. Daniel Laroche, a glaucoma specialist in New York.