By Ajibola Abioye Nigeria's Ministry of Health in collaboration with international development organisation Sightsavers, held a road walk in Abuja to commemorate the 2022 World Sight Day. Speaking during a media engagement, Prof Afekhinde Omoti, National...
By Kenneth Atavti While a section of Nigerians queried President Muhammadu Buhari's 437-or-so-man list of recipients for National Honours, almost no one muttered against the consideration of Alhaji Yusuf Magaji Bichi (CFR), the Director-General of Nigeria's...
The agitation of youths from Isoko ethnic nationality in the Niger Delta Region over alleged marginalization in the pipeline surveillance contract has taken a new twist with a coalition giving a 7-day ultimatum to the Federal...
By Oyintari Ben On Monday, explosions rocked the Ukrainian cities of Lviv, Ternopil, and Dnipro after Russia charged Ukraine with planning a massive blast that destroyed a vital bridge connecting Russia and Crimea. Emergency services were...
By Enyichukwu Enemanna At least 17 persons were killed on Sunday while several others were injured after a barrage of Russian missiles pounded apartment buildings and other targets in the city of Zaporizhzhia, Ukrainian officials say....
By Ebi Kesiena At least 17 people died and nearly 30 were still missing after high winds sank two migrant vessels in Greece, the coastguard said on thursday, with some survivors dramatically hoisted to safety by...
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