The Bureau of Public Enterprises has said a total of N370bn had so far been remitted for the payment of former employees of the defunct Powe...
Monday, March 31, 2014
EU denies losing African trade, investment battle
The European Union has retained a substantial share of Africa’s Foreign Direct Investment, contrary to claims that the region has lost its s...
Wike has not resigned as minister -PDP
AHEAD of the 2015 governorship election in Rivers State, the Peoples Democratic Party has dismissed speculations in some quarters that the S...
46 to contest Ukraine’s presidential election
A total of 46 persons have applied to contest Ukraine’s presidential election scheduled for May 25, the Central Election Commission said on ...
Wamakko swears in new commissioners, special advisers
Governor Aliyu Wamakko of Sokoto State on Monday swore-in two new commissioners and two special advisers. The News Agency of Nigeria reports...
Kaduna to spend N2bn on SMEs, Agric
The Kaduna State Government said it would soon commence the disbursement of N2bn for the development of Micro Small Medium Enterprises in th...
$1.69m fraud: Court dismisses Ajudua's bail application
A Lagos High Court, Ikeja has again denied a suspected advance fee fraud kingpin, Mr. Fred Ajudua, bail in an alleged $1.69m fraud case. It ...
'I am working on my divorce' - Joseph Benjamin
Actor Joseph Benjamin was a guest on Rubbin Minds yesterday Sunday March 30th where he opened up about his divorce. When the host, Ebuka O...
Kwara compensates 2,000 land owners, farmers
The Kwara Government has compensated more than 2,000 traditional land owners and farmers whose land were acquired for public use in Lafiagi,...
Injured Gasquet out of Davis Cup quarter-finals
Richard Gasquet has pulled out of France’s Davis Cup quarter-final tie against Germany this week with a lower back injury, the French tennis...
UK donates $13.7m to S'Sudan
The UK has released 13.7 million dollars to the FAO to help affected families in South Sudan to restore their agriculture-based livelihoods ...
Earthquake hits Tibet
An earthquake measuring 5.5 on the Richter Scale hit Nyima County of southwest China’s Tibet Autonomous Region at 1.10 a.m. on Monday, accor...
Egypt trial of Al Jazeera journalists resumes
Al-Jazeera English journalists have been back in court in Egypt after spending nearly 100 days in jail since their arrest. Peter Greste, Moh...
Russia begins Ukraine border pullout
Ukraine’s defence ministry have said it has noticed a gradual withdrawal of Russian troops from its border that may be linked, to Washingto...
Confab delegates adopt 70% voting mode
The ongoing National Conference on Monday adopted 70 per cent majority as the voting mode to be used in arriving at decisions at the confere...
US hires ex-German coach Vogts as special adviser
The US have hired former Germany coach and World Cup winner Berti Vogts as a special adviser until the World Cup in Brazil. The move was des...
Sugar Consumption Accounts for a Big Chunk of Healthcare Costs
America spends two and a half times more on healthcare per capita than any other developed nation, quickly approaching $3 trillion EVERY yea...
Secretion Secrets: Things You Didn't Know About Earwax
Earwax, known technically as cerumen, is produced by glands in your ear canal. Made up mostly of dead skin cells, earwax also contains other...
The Truth About Fluoride Becoming More Widely Known
Fluoride is a poisonous substance added to many municipal water supplies across the US, Canada, and elsewhere without the permission of the ...
Scientists Probe Dark Chocolate's Health Secrets
The health benefits of dark chocolate are all the rage right now, with increasing numbers of studies pointing to its rich concentrations o...
Spring Cleaning, the Non-Toxic Way
By Dr. Mercola Spring is right around the corner, and as the weather warms up, it’s the perfect time for the age old ritual of spring cleani...
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