The world should turn to art for COVID-19 respite, says scholar
A university don, Prof. Sola Owonibi, is a strong proponent of “poetry therapy”. He believes the arts, particularly poetry, holds respite from the ...
Police to enroll retirees into NHIS
Nsa Gill, Calabar THE Cross River State Police Command has offered to enroll retirees into the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS). Its spokesperson ...
‘Abia council poll to hold December’
Sunny Nwankwo, Umuahia CHAIRMAN of Abia State Independent Electoral Commission (ABSIEC), Prof. Mkpa Agu Mkpa, has said election of the chairmen of the ...
Secondus decries constant invitation of Mailafia by DSS
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), says the continued invitation of the former Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Dr Obadiah ...
1, 785 new lawyers admitted into Nigerian Bar
By Ikechukwu Nnochiri – Abuja A total of 1, 785 new lawyers were admitted into the Nigerian Bar on Tuesday, with Chairman of ...
Firm offers boundless internet speed with new FOS Xtreme fibre plans
By Juliet Umeh Internet company, ipNX says it is bothered by the slow speed of internet Nigerian internet users get and so have ...
MALI: Junta plan not a representation of Malians’views – Opposition
As Mali’s junta tried to hash out a political roadmap with West African leaders in Ghana on Tuesday, the 18-month transition plan agreed ...
Ibec warns Ireland’s total Covid bill could reach €50bn
The bill to the exchequer from Covid-19 could hit €50 billion by the end of 2022, the employers’ group Ibec has warned. Speaking ...
Kathy Sheridan: Journalists must stop giving legs to fake news stories
Simon Coveney’s icily authoritative BBC interview on Sunday smashed a BBC norm. He minced the longstanding notion that any media outlet striving for ...
South Africa’s ruling party to refund state for flight to Zimbabwe
Ramaphosa South Africa’s ruling ANC vowed Tuesday to reimburse government for use of an airforce jet that flew its officials to Harare last ...
