The #EndSARS fury
By Ademola Adebisi THE Nigerian state is again being taken through another tumultuous moment in her history, occasioned by the #EndSARS protest, which ...
800,000 babies die of poor breastfeeding globally each year, says Health Commissioner
The Commissioner for Health in Ekiti, Dr. Oyebanji Filani, says no fewer than 800,000 babies die of poor breastfeeding yearly across the globe. ...
Armenian-backed militias destabilizing fragile Azerbaijan’s Nagorno-Karabakh region – Diplomat
By Victoria Ojeme A diplomate and Azerbaijani expatriate in Nigeria has warned that Armenian militaries and Armenian-backed militias in Azerbaijan’s Nagorno–Karabakh region could ...
Former JFK Airport truckers ‘stole more than $6million designer goods’
'Mastermind': Ex-JFK Airport trucker David Lacarriere, 33, has been accused of hatching a plot to steal $6million worth of designer goods on two ...
Cop who fatally shot unarmed black teen in Illinois is identified
The police officer who fatally shot an unarmed black teen in Illinois last week has been identified in court papers as Dante Salinas. Salinas ...
Trump blasts Miles Taylor saying ‘bad things are going to happen to him’
President Donald Trump lashed out at former Department of Homeland Security Chief of Staff Miles Taylor, who came out Wednesday as 'anonymous,' a ...
ASUU Maintains Position On IPPIS, Says Some Professors Received N8,000 As Salary
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has insisted that there is no going back on its position on the Integrated Payroll and ...
NAICOM urges Nigerians to insure lives, properties
By Omobola Tolu-Kusimo Nigerians need to comply with compulsory insurance policy in the country to ensure economic revival when there are loss of ...
20 returnees, 120 others to participate in US Academy for Women Entrepreneurs
By Elizabeth Osayande Lagos—The United States Consulate-General in Lagos, on Tuesday, announced a call for applications for the 2020 Academy for Women Entrepreneurs ...
Germany, France prepare for new lockdowns
Agency Reporter Germany and France braced for new lockdowns on Wednesday, as governments sought to stop the fast-rising tide of coronavirus cases that ...
