IJEBULAND: Inside story of the Awujale succession crisis
Why you should be conscious of your knee
World Bank partners NAFDAC on fake drugs
What you should know about diabetes
Womanhood, The Pill and cancer risk
Enahoro’s final journey begins
Staphilococcus: The good, the bad and the ugly
OGUN PDP TICKETS: Daniel’s faction beats Obasanjo
Canada holds Education fair for Nigerian students
General information on Belgian visas
Infertility: Hearing the sound of its silence
Harrowing Abuja-Lokoja highway, FRSC challenge
VISA: South Africa patners VFS
Uk Organises roadshow events in Nigeria
Basics for obtaining US Student Visa
Mis-diagnosis: An Endoscopy centre to the rescue
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SubscribeFor better impact, more women should be in politics – Saidat Oladunjoye
Mrs. Saidat Olayinka Oladunjoye is the only woman vying for the House of Representatives in Epe Federal Constituency amidst several men in the forthcoming general election.
Severe poverty would be reduced considerably by 2025 – Dr. Dan Mou
Dr Dan Mou is the Secretary of the National Poverty Eradication Programme. He spoke to Victoria OJEME on developments in the new NAPEP.
Department of states observes Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Third Monday of January every year is observed by the United States of America’s Department of States and a few other embassies as Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Living abroad: Between the devil and the deep blue sea?
AS the Christmas and New Year celebrations roll by, some Nigerians who came home from different destinations overseas are experiencing wobbling knees, wondering if going back is worth the while as they recount the difficulties they encountered before coming home, in a bid to keep their heads above the water.
BURUNDI: Ms Karin Landgren of Sweden succeeds Charles Petrie
Having served for many years as Head of Child Protection with the United Nations Children’s Fund [UNICEF] Ms Karin Landgren of Sweden added yet another value to her success story as she has been appointed by the United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon, as his new Special Representative and Head of the United Nations Office in Burundi.
General requirements for Swedish Visa
In general, the Swedish embassy in Nigeria demands that applicants desiring to migrate to their Country for any purpose, should possess visa requirements, which are, evidence of sufficient fund for the duration of time intended to stay or a proof of other satisfactory arrangements for their support, while applicants are still in Nigeria and a recent Yellow fever vaccination Certificate.
UK’s Minister condemns bomb blasts
UK’s Foreign and Commonwealth Office Minister, Jeremy Browne has condemned the violent attacks on New Year’s Eve on innocent Nigerian citizens in Abuja.
ONLINE COMMENTS AND RELIGION: OUR APOLOGY
We hereby apologise to our Muslim readers for the stray comments on our website which were insensitive to Islam and the faithfuls. As we labour every minute of the day for clean, safe copies, some unscrupulous persons still exploit the huge traffic on the website to abuse the freedom of speech by making comments that hurt other people’s beliefs.
In dealing with infertility, you manage emotions, says Dr. Ogunkoya
INFERTILITY has not only destabilised couple’s self esteem but has distorted relationship leaving a social stigma.
Official gate way to Sweden
TOP on the priority of the Swedish embassy in Nigeria which is to promote trade and investment relationship between its Country and Nigeria, while assisting Sweden and different sectors of the Swedish society promote Swedish interest in Nigeria, has so far resulted in a mutual relationship between the two countries both in terms of trade and investments.
Guinea: Obama congratulates president alpha conde
AS Guinea begins its new democratic era, the US President, Barack Obama has expressed his delight by extending a warm congratulatory message to President Alpha Conde, the new government and the people of Guinea as they witness the inauguration of their first democratically elected President, since becoming an Independent State in 1958.
British Prime Minister, local school children light up olympic stadium
A major milestone for the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympics’ project was recorded when local school children and the British Prime Minister David Cameron were accorded the privilege to officially turn on the flagship venue’s flood lights for the first time.
Summary of the requirements for obtaining a China Business Visa F
In the previous edition, we discussed the diverse types of China travel visas and the procedures. Here below, as a follow up, are the requirements for obtaining a business visa F.
Enahoro for burial Jan 29
BARRING last-minutes adjustments, the remains of late elder statesman and frontline nationalist, Chief Anthony Eromosele Enahoro, will be buried on January 29 at his Uromi, Edo State country home.
Julian Assange: A hero or a villain?
Is Julian Assange a hero or a villain? That is the question before lovers of freedom of speech and those who believe that government has a responsibility to protect public interest. Give the impact of his Wiki Leaks revelations on global diplomatic practice, international political and economic relations, which cannot be quantified now, there is no doubt that it would be profound, far reaching and contrasting from one country to another and from region to another region.
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