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HIV & AIDS: If you’re not infected, you’re affected

HIV & AIDS: If you’re not infected, you’re affected

If mankind was asked to name the most troubling viral disorder of all time, the acronym “HIV & AIDS” is most likely to be repeatedly mentioned. HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) is the name of the virus that results in AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome) which describes the collection of symptoms caused by HIV after it destroys a person’s immune system.

Clark and Uduaghan: A father’s anger with a son

Clark and Uduaghan: A father’s anger with a son

DR. Emmanuel Uduaghan may need to travel to planet mars to soothe the anger of elder_statesman Senator Edwin Clark over the way and manner he succeeded his first cousin, Chief James Ibori as Governor of Delta State.

Why we sealed NUJ institute – Oyo govt

Why we sealed NUJ institute – Oyo govt

The Society of Non Fiction Authors of Nigeria, SONFAN, Niger Delta University, Bayelsa State chapter, Wednesday, staged a peaceful rally at Amassoma tagged “No Photocopying Day” in protest over what it described as the illegal photocopying of materials, especially among students in the nation’s tertiary institutions with about N12.billion lost annually.

My mission  is to help people enjoy sound health – Debo Thompson

My mission is to help people enjoy sound health – Debo Thompson

She was diagnosed of high-blood pressure at the age of 35, while she was Chief Secretary at the Nigerian Breweries, and advised to slow down on her activities. She subsequently had to resign from her job in order to be able to pay more attention to her health.

Lagos Doctors Strike: Is the Hypocritic Oath still valid?

Lagos Doctors Strike: Is the Hypocritic Oath still valid?

My patients shall be my primary concern.” This expression is no doubt the key to the essence of medical practice all over the world. In the healthcare industry, the patient is king. The patient is the reason for medical practice in the first place.

THE CONSENSUS CANDIDATE

THE CONSENSUS CANDIDATE

THE national leadership of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, said yesterday that it has no hand in the consensus arrangement of the Mallam Adamu Ciroma’s consensus candidate committee which produced former Vice President Atiku Abubakar as the chosen one for the north.

The road to consensus

The road to consensus

The journey to Alh. Atiku Abubakar’s emergence as a consensus presidential candidate of a section of the North started, subtly, about seven months ago.

Lagos-Ibadan, Benin-Sagamu expressways remain death traps

Lagos-Ibadan, Benin-Sagamu expressways remain death traps

The Lagos-Ibadan Expressway:This is main gateway into Lagos, the nation’s hub of commercial activities. It is arguably the busiest and most traversed trunk road in Sub-Saharan Africa. It serves unquantifiable number of traffic daily such as heavy duty trucks, commuter buses and other vehicles to and from the Lagos metropolis to every other parts of Nigeria.

The many colours of Ojude-Oba

The many colours of Ojude-Oba

The annual Ojude- Oba, usually celebrated third day after Eid-el-Kabir, took place on Thursday in Ijebu Ode, Ogun State, with sons and daughters of the ancient town trooping to the headquarters of Ijebu Division to pay homage to their traditional ruler, the Awujale, Oba Sikiru Adetona.

Mary Obikoya, the miracle girl is missing

Mary Obikoya, the miracle girl is missing

Mary, the controversial child 15 years ago in Nigeria has been missing for over two months now. Every effort to get her has yielded no result. The controversy over her case is something that Nigerians need to unravel if Nigerians still want Mary, the miracle baby get to her destination in life.

Ogboru Vs  Uduaghan: What‘re their chances?

Ogboru Vs Uduaghan: What‘re their chances?

Intrigues have set in as the sacked governor of Delta State, Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan, and his main challenger, Chief Great Ogboru, get set for the rerun election in the state ordered by the Court of Appeal.

Travelogue: INDIA: Of love, gods and people

Travelogue: INDIA: Of love, gods and people

Where do I begin my Indian story?

If, while discussing with a few people in an evening atmosphere, you repeatedly did a dash like an athlete taking off in a 100m race but ended up doing only a metre or two especially to different directions, you could probably be taken for a mad man in Nigeria.