Solar everywhere: Commercial phone chargers dump petrol generators over fuel costs
“They don’t need heavy inverters to run air conditioners; they just need stable direct current for USB ports and phones.
Behold Ahebi Ugbabe: The prostitute who became king in colonial Igbo community
That child was Ahebi Ugbabe, who would later defy not only her circumstances but also the very architecture of gender, authority, and colonial politics to become one of the most extraordinary figures in African history
I warned coup plotters they would fail – Cleric
Sheikh Sani Abdulkadir, an Islamic cleric and a defendant in the ongoing trial of suspected coup plotters, said he warned the co-suspects that the plan would fail and that they would eventually be exposed.
Lagos govt mulls state drivers’ license
THE Lagos State, yesterday, disclosed that it intends to launch a state-owned drivers’ license in collaboration with the Federal Government as part of efforts at ensuring sanity and safety on roads across the metropolis.
Lady pharmacists worry over Japa, fake drugs, poor healthcare infrastructure
The Association of Lady Pharmacists of Nigeria, ALPs, has raised concerns over the worsening brain drain in the health sector, the proliferation of fake drugs, …
Flood alert: Red Cross, EU mobilise prone communities in Bayelsa
As part of proactive measures to mitigate the effects of flooding in communities in Bayelsa State, the International Federation of the Red Cross has built the capacity of locals to prepare to tackle the disaster whenever it occurs.
