The accident provided the excuse
Nigerians shocked at soldiers 'show of shame’
CONTRARY to insinuations that the 'reprisal' attack on Lagos State Government owned Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) vehicles by a detachment of soldiers which started on Friday morning between Palmgrove and Onipanu area of Lagos, and continued in some other parts of Lagos, was as a result of the accident involving a BRT bus and a
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THE Nigerian Communication Commission has stated that the recent increasing availability and utilization of internet facilities across the nation has also led to the escalation of cyber crimes, and therefore enjoins stakeholders in the industry to provide relevant inputs that will strengthened the robustness of the Cyber security Policy
THE Federal Government earned a total sum of N26.8 Billion from solid minerals in 2011. Out of this amount, a total sum of N26.8 Billion represents funds paid by companies.
West Africa records deadliest outbreak in history
WHO warns of an impending cross border epidemic
WHO summons Health Minister to Accra
THIS Wednesday, the World Health Organisation will have a two day emergency meeting with health ministers from 11 countries in response to the worsening Ebola crisis in West Africa. The meeting which will take place in Accra, Ghana is aimed at developing a comprehensive inter-country response plan to counter the spread of
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THE burial of late Aare Musulumi of Yorubaland, Alhaji Abdul-Azeez Arisekola Alao, threw the ancient city of Ibadan into monumental activities last Friday pulling the sons and daughters of Ibadan land and their associates into the heart of the city to pay last respect to the demised humanitarian so-of-soil.