Study explains why Omicron symptoms are milder
There are new clues as to why the Omicron variant may produce milder COVID-19 symptoms, despite being more transmissible.
VIEWPOINT: In Nigeria, judicial capture gathers pace
If there is not a special place in hell for politically corrupt judges, there should at least be a Magnitsky list —Geoffrey Robertson, QC, Bad People and How to be Rid of Them: A Plan for Human Rights, p. 228 (2021)
Open view on men matter
It can be argued that the welfare state in the United Kingdom favours women more than men, according to research.
A’Ibom 2023: No aspirant can win elections with violence — Gov Emmanuel
Akwa Ibom State Governor, Mr Udom Emmanuel has urged all aspirants seeking elective offices in 2023 in the state to resist the urged of using violence as a political tool to clinch power as the electorate having experienced peace in the last six years are poised to reject any candidate who tries to derail the prevailing peace in the State.
Oyebade Adeniran reacts to alleged assault on ‘strange lady’
An aspirant under the All Progressive Congress (APC) vying for Ondo Central Senatorial seat in the coming elections, Hon. Adeniran Oyebade has debunked the smear campaign launched by his detractors over an online video circulating the airspace saying portions of the wild attack by the lady in question was carefully cropped to suit their dirty narratives.
Pharaohs coach fires warning to Super Eagles, others
Pharaohs of Egypt coach, Carlos Queiroz has fired a warning to their African Cup of Nations group opponents. The seven-time AFCON champions will open their account with the Super Eagles of Nigeria on January 11, before facing Sudan and Guinea-Bissau in the group D pair The 25-man squad of the Pharaohs have 19 players from […]
