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‘Ghost’ beneficiaries beneficiaries of N33/7bn cash transfer

• Doubts over whether billions in benefits reached poor Nigerians By Dele Sobowale The N33.75 billion transfer controversy, now rocking the nation, is neither new, nor did the massive fraud stop in 2026. The well-oiled and entrenched mechanisms for transferring public funds, meant for poverty alleviation, into the bottomless pockets of public servants, continues till today […]
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Stem cell therapy ‘magic’ for stroke, eye ailments

In recently published papers in the New England Journal of Medicine about the use of Stem Cell Therapy for Macular Degeneration, one report showed that 3 partially blind women became blind after the treatment with stem cells and the other report showed that an inevitable loss of vision was halted by use of stem cells in another patient. The stem cells used in these two reports were from two different sources – fat and skin cells.

A United Nations Trophy for Okowa

The political class has come to be associated with negative tendencies like, deceit, exploitation, scandal, fraud, venality, treachery and corruption.

Suspension of SGF: Matters arising

THE suspension of the Secretary to the Federal Government, SGF, Babachir Lawal followed a concerted and sustained campaign of calumny against him by a section of the Senate of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and their cohorts. His detractors, who felt that he had stepped on the wrong toes, have cashed in on the ill conceived report of the Senate Ad hoc Committee to call for his removal from office, even though the matter had been laid to rest following an investigation by the presidency.

Strangled for refusing hubby sex

A man returned to his house at 1 a.m., insisted on having sex with his wife that had spent the whole day at the farm while he caroused about the town. The woman complained she was tired and begged for more time to rest, so as to be better ready to fulfil her filial duty.

Lagos: Emerging global best practices in governance

IT was the popular author and human resources executive, Albert Low, who said: “Instead of suppressing conflicts, specific channels should be created to make these conflicts explicit, and specific methods should be set up by which the conflict is resolved.”

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