‘Covid-19, an opportunity for innovation’
By Adeola Ogunlade DESPITE the horrors and economic woes experienced in all sectors and economies of the world due to Covid-19 pandemic, academic ...
We don’t know about Tinubu, but Fayemi must contest —Hon. Ajayi, Ekiti APC Publicity Secretary
By Rotimi Ojomoyela Hon. Adebowale Ajayi, Ekiti State All Progressives Congress, APC, Publicity Secretary, explains why he is spearheading the move for Governor ...
Major Events That Shook 2020
Major Events That Shook 2020 2020 is a year many would not forget for a long time to come. The year has been ...
Why we want Tinubu for President, not Fayemi —Hon. Adeleye, member of ‘Ekiti APC Stakeholders’
By Rotimi Ojomoyela Hon Femi Adeleye, a member of ‘Ekiti APC Stakeholders’ against Governor Kayode Fayemi’s rumored presidential ambition, speaks on the rationale ...
Lagos APC loses chieftain, as Abiru mourns
By Olasunkanmi Akoni The All Progressives Congress, APC, Lagos has lost one of its staunch members again, Revd. Timothy Oyasodun, popularly known as ...
COVID-19 pandemic will not be the last ― WHO chief
WHO’s Director-General, Dr Tedros Ghebreyesus. The coronavirus crisis will not be the last pandemic, and attempts to improve human health are “doomed” without ...
At last, NPFL returns amid COVID-19 protocols
Months after the abrupt termination of the Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL), the domestic teams are warming up yet for the 2020-21 season ...
Israel to inoculate a quarter of its population within month ― PM
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. PHOTO: AFP Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Saturday that Israel was hoping to vaccinate a quarter of its ...
Third lockdown possible if Covid cases keep rising ― France’s minister
French president, Emmanuel Macron France has not ruled out imposing a third nationwide lockdown if coronavirus cases continue to rise, its health minister ...
Coronavirus strain circulating in Senegal is more virulent ― Minister
The strain of virus of the second wave of coronavirus currently circulating in Senegal is “more virulent” than that of the first wave. ...