Diphtheria: Abuja barber’s ‘surgery’ made child bleed to death
Abuja has deployed a team to Karshi and surrounding rural and urban communities to track contacts, administer preventive antibiotics
Recommendation: Olubadan-in-council divided as Ajimobi, monarch flex muscles
The saying ‘uneasy lies the head that wears the crown’ might not be all that meaningful to the Olubadan of Ibadanland, Oba Saliu Adetunji when he was being installed by Governor Abiola Ajimobi of Oyo State about two years ago.
If true federalism is restructuring, it’s perfect with us — Hon Ogun
If today, we say allow the federating states to be on their own and pay something to the centre, this country will be better for it
National Industrial Court Judgment not final — Supreme Court
PRINCIPAL partner of a legal firm, Dr. Charles Mekwunye, has said the recent judgement of the Supreme Court on finality of cases from the Nigeria Industrial Court, NIC, was as a result of his drive for freedom for the oppressed.
Lagos urges parents to invest in children’s education
Lagos State Government urged parents to invest more in children’s education even as it commended Fidson Healthcare Plc for its commitment to the academic development of Nigerian Children through its Astymin brand’s annual flagship programme, tagged Astymin Brilliance Reward.
African scholars contribute 2 per-cent of over 5 million research papers in 10 years
Prof. Wale Okunuga of University of Lagos, UNILAG, Akoka, has said that African scholars only contribute two percent of the over 5 million research papers in the scientific community in the last 10 years.
