US Supreme Court considers firms’ liability for Africa child slavery
The US Supreme Court considered Tuesday whether two major corporations — Nestle USA and Cargill — can be held responsible for forced child ...
US attorney general: No evidence of serious voter fraud in election
US Attorney General William Barr says the Justice Department has uncovered no evidence of serious voter fraud that would have changed the outcome ...
‘Maradona took deadly drug for bipolar disorder’
Diego Maradona had been prescribed a cocktail of drugs including antidepressants and antipsychotics used to treat bipolar disorder, according to reports. The revelation ...
Odusanya wins record sixth Asoju Oba Cup
By Olalekan Okusan Bose Odusanya matched her pre-tournament boast with action as she became the first player to claim the women’s singles in ...
Nigeria: Communities in Oil-Rich Niger Delta Pin Hopes On Shell Climate Case
Dakar — Green groups are taking the oil giant to court in a bid to force it to cut emissions, with locals in ...
Telecoms and security of lives: Time for desperate measures
By Okoh Aihe ONCE we got into Okene in Kogi State, the young man behind me, sitting in the back of the bus ...
COVID-19 struck Hamilton to miss Sakhir GP
Lewis Hamilton said he’s “devastated” to miss this weekend’s Sakhir Grand Prix in Bahrain after testing positive for coronavirus. Hamilton’s Mercedes team said ...
Skipper Eye-Q Hospital opens new centre in Lagos
By Gabriel Olawale In its bid to offer a holistic eye care services to Nigerians, Skipper Eye-Q Super Speciality Eye Hospital weekend unveiled ...
Customs strike force intercepts N767m worth of goods in 3wks
Nigeria Customs Service By Godfrey Bivbere The Comptroller General of Customs, Strike Force has intercepted contrabands and raised Debit Notes (DN) on under-declared ...
Need for action against online pests
IT is five years since the Cybercrimes (Prohibition, Prevention, Etc.) Act of 2015 was enacted in Nigeria. The Act regulates the use of ...
