Business Day
Planning for 400 million: Nigeria’s Opportunities and Challenges in 2050
By Molade Elodimuor Nigeria – regarded as the largest economy in Africa and bustling with the promise of a young and enterprising populace with a median age of 18 years
Anambra deploys technology to tackle exam malpractice
File photo: Students in exam hall The Anambra State Government on Monday said plans were underway to commence the deployment of technology to monitor examinations in public schools across the
Flick's feud with Salihamidzic threatens to derail Bayern Munich
Tensions at Bayern Munich between coach Hansi Flick and sports director Hasan Salihamidzic are providing an unwelcome distraction which threatens to derail the holders ahead of their crunch Champions League
Solskjaer wants Cavani to stay after Spurs display
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer hailed Edinson Cavani’s performance in Manchester United’s 3-1 win over Tottenham and hopes he can persuade the striker to stay when his contract is up at the
PDP holds Zonal Congress in Osogbo amid tight security
Security has been beefed up in Osogbo, the Osun capital as the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), holds its zonal congress. There is a heavy security presence at Women and Children
Ballot Counting Underway After Tense Election In Benin Republic
Officials of Autonomous National Electorial Commission (CENA) records election results during the counting at a polling station at the end of the vote for the presidential election’s first round in
The Igbo do not want to be president anymore (2)
Igbo 2023 Presidency Let me be clear: the Igbo are the makers of modern Nigeria. Let no one quibble about this. But the Igbo project of nation-building stalled in 1966
Ogun to commission four new fire stations in May ― Gov Abiodun
By James Ogunnaike, Abeokuta Ogun State Governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun has disclosed that his administration would by the middle of May 2021, commission four brand new Fire and Emergency Stations
Calling ambulance when experiencing chest pain may deliver better outcomes – Research
A research published on the Medical Journal of Australia on Monday found that calling an ambulance when experiencing chest pain rather than organising other transport to a hospital means faster

