German transport minister wants to welcome Uber, others by 2021
By Giwa SHILE Transport Minister Andreas Scheuer wants to open the German market to car pooling services offered by Uber and other companies by 2021,
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NMA urges FG, states to increase healthcare funding
By Thompson ABISOLA The Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) have called on the federal and state governments to increase the funding of healthcare in the country.
CBN reschedules MPC meeting to accommodate Eid-El Maulud
By Elizabeth ADENUGA The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) on Saturday rescheduled the Nov. 19 meeting of the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) to Nov. 21
Apapa gridlock may linger for a while — Lagos FRSC boss
By Aliyu DANLADI The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) Sector Commander in Lagos State, Mr Hyginus Omeje, has said that the traffic gridlock around Apapa Port
Psychiatrist harps on regular sex for women
By Thompson ABISOLA A psychiatrist, Dr Maymunah Kadiri on Saturday advised married women to have regular sex with their spouses in order to prevent depression
AOC urges NAF personnel to shun partisan politics
By Aliyu DANLADI Air Officer Commanding (AOC) of Nigerian Air Force Ground Training Command (GTC) Enugu, AVM Idi Amin, has urged all personnel of Nigerian
Ohanaeze’s endorsement of Atiku all chaff, no substance – President Buhari
By Thompson ABISOLA President Muhammadu Buhari has revealed that many well-meaning Igbo leaders asked him to ignore the so-called endorsement by Ohanaeze Ndigbo of the
Salah scores late winner as Egypt beat Tunisia, Morocco sink Cameroon
By Giwa SHILE Mohamed Salah scored a last-minute winner as Egypt came from behind to end Tunisia’s 100 percent record in African Nations Cup qualifying
Bye-election: Thugs invade Kwara communities ahead of poll
By Meletus EZE The All Progressives Congress (APC) has alerted security agencies over the influx of thugs into some Kwara communities ahead of Ekiti/Irepodun/Isin/Oke-ero Federal
Zimbabwe orders drastic measures as another 42 die in bus accident
By Elizabeth ADENUGA Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Friday sent a condolence message after yet another 42 people died on Thursday night when a bus
