President Umaru Musa Yar’adua, weekend, tasked trade fair organisers (chambers of commerce) in the country to use domestic fairs to promote new technological and industrial breakthrough by Nigerian scientists and industrialists instead of showcasing foreign products which accounts for more than 80 per cent of exhibited items at the fairs.

Politics is a game of competition and rivalry and so a lot of people will take a position that will be in conflict with others and that could heat up the polity but at the end of the day, things will definitely stabilise. Nobody is leaving Anambra State for any other place.

By Moses Nosike In the world of consumers today, one of the biggest problems that pose danger to health and other aspect of human endeavour is the consumption of fake and expired products without identifying them. A great number of these in circulation reduces lifespan or terminates lives at random. And because it’s more rampant […]

By Chinyere Amalu ABUJA — For detection of fake drugs at the point of entry, the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has employed the use of a cutting-edge technology a handle device called Truscan to fight counterfeiting in Nigeria. Director-General of NAFDAC, Dr. Paul Orhii, who revealed this yesterday in […]

LAGOS — Travelling in Nigeria by air is now safer as government’s investment in making the sky safe again has started yielding fruits. The Federal Ministry of Aviation had in the last one year, put in best practice standards to ensure that all threats to the safety of passengers are removed. Aviation Minister, Mr. Babatunde […]