FAULTY COVID-19 TEST KITS IN CIRCULATION - BUYERS SHOULD BEWARE.
Fake in-home test kits for coronavirus are being marketed in the United States and some European Countries could pose serious health risks, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration says
NIGERIA MAY BE FREE FROM CORONA VIRUS BEFORE THE END OF APRIL
As against the expectation of the residence of Lagos on a possible lockdown, the State governor, Babajide Sanwoolu announced a partial restriction instead. In his broadcast on Wednesday, he ordered...
AMVCA AWARD NIGHT: COVID-19 NEW THREAT IN LAGOS
There is growing apprehension among residents of Lagos over a report that a popular TV anchor (name withheld), who was part of the just concluded AMVCA Award night is suspected to be sick with the ...
GOVERNOR SEYI MAKINDE; A DIFFERENT NIGERIAN LEADER
Governor Seyi Makinde: A different Nigerian leader.
The Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19); How the Federal Government and Nigerians can prevent it's out...
Are Nigerians doing enough to keep themselves safe and protected? Is there going to be a possible outbreak?
LAGOS EXPLOSION: THE INCIDENT, THE FACTUAL, THE NARRATIVE AND THE DILEMMA
It was the fire at first, then the blast. People were seen running around with no destination in mind, while houses were left without roofs and windows.
AGRO-BUSINESS AND CBN'S BACKWARD INTEGRATION: THE NEED TO THREAD CAREFULLY AS THE POOR MAY BECOME...
Despite Nigeria's wealth ofNigeria is a nation blessed with arable land, rich for production of many agricultural produces, yet importing what it should ordinarily be exporting. Before the discover...
AGRO-BUSINESS AND CBN’S BACKWARD INTEGRATION: THE NEED TO THREAD CAREFULLY AS THE POOR MAY BECOME...
Nigeria is a nation blessed with arable land, rich for production of many agricultural produces, yet importing what it should ordinarily be exporting.
Nigeria Confirms second Coronavirus case
The Minister of Health, Osagie Ehanire has announced a second confirmed case of Coronavirus in Nigeria.
TODAY IS NIGERIAN ARMED FORCES REMEMBRANCE DAY
Today is 15th January, 2020. A day set aside by the Nation to honour her fallen heroes. The Armed Forces Day is not unique to Nigeria alone, but equally celebrated globally.