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Civil society leader, Cephorien Manzanza, told Reuters, “Panzi is a rural health zone, so there is a problem with the supply of medicines.”
Our body has a way of communicating to us about its condition, and there are some symptoms you will see in your body when you have…
In accordance with our mission’s commitment to upholding the teachings of the Bible, we must address these allegations with the utmost seriousness it deserves.
This prestigious honor is a testament to his tireless efforts in empowering the people of Taraba State and Nigeria as a whole.
CICA-International University & Seminary discusses Inaugural Lecture Series with Professor Williams Obiozor at Orlando, Florida
By Dailyblast
By Precious Nebo The Governing Council and Management of CICA-International University & Seminary, Orlando, Florida, USA, held a 3-day symposium and awards night with special guest…
Akinduro, 51, is the executive chairman of Total Grace Oil and Gas Investment Limited. He is accused of obtaining money under false pretence and committing stealing by conversion.
Gratitude beyond words. As we take a moment to appreciate the generous strides and the kind gestures of our donors, it’s important to reflect on the…
FOSAD demands immediate reversal of fuel price hike to prevent further poverty on Nigerians
By Dailyblast
FOSAD urges the Federal Government to take immediate steps to reverse the fuel price hike and explore alternative measures to address the economic challenges facing the nation.
University of Calabar suspends lecturer for tampering with 235 out of 242 exam scripts, awarding marks to absent students
By Dailyblast
She added that Akpan has been suspended from his duties, and his official responsibilities will be reassigned to other qualified faculty members in the department.
Prof Bako’s narrative about Igbos in the diaspora is not just false, it is also dangerous – Sam Amadi
By Dailyblast
Gwo gwo gwo is a warning against deception. It is an awakening to the reality of the world of competitive pressure where one’s neighbour could be one’s enemy. It calls for vigilance. It calls for navigational intelligence, the ability to get through the world of hostility and deviousness. It is in this context that the Igbos value ‘ako na uche’, the intelligence or smartness that is rooted in prudence, in paying attention to the true nature of things, not the way they appear, because the bitter cola is not as sweet as it sounds. We should bear this truth in mind as we proceed on this conversation.