Seven Tips For Observing The Ramadan In Hot Weather

Seven Tips For Observing The Ramadan In Hot Weather By Fatima DAMAGUM Last year, a neighbour of mine went to the market on the first day of Ramadan. The sun was devastatingly hot, and temperature was 43oC. The poor woman barely made it back home before passing out at her doorstep. My attention was called… Continue reading Seven Tips For Observing The Ramadan In Hot Weather

Ten things to know about Veteran Actor, Adedeji Aderemi

10 things to know about Veteran Actor, Adedeji Aderemi by Alausa-Issa Zainab 1. Olofa Ina’s biological name is Adedeji Aderemi. He was born in Ede Osun state on May 15 1950 to the family of Late Chief Abdulsalam Aderemi and Late Aisha Aderemi. 2. He attended St.Peters Anglican Primary School and proceeded to Baptist Secondary… Continue reading Ten things to know about Veteran Actor, Adedeji Aderemi

How Lanrewaju Adepọju survived many attempts to kill him – Son

A chief Imam gave my father kola nuts which turned to metal balls the following day —Lanrewaju Adepoju’s son by Sam Nwaoko Adejare Quasim Olanrewaju is a son of the late poet, writer, broadcaster and activist, Chief Olanrewaju Adepoju, who died on Sunday, December 10, 2023. In this interview, he tells SAM NWAOKO some of… Continue reading How Lanrewaju Adepọju survived many attempts to kill him – Son

Retirement – Adjusting To The Reality (II)

Retirement – Adjusting To The Reality (II) By Musbahu El Yakub “Do something today that your future self will thank you for.” – Sean Patrick Flanery Today we will begin to take up a few things we can do to help us adjust wisely and normally to retirement. The table below summarises the transition phases… Continue reading Retirement – Adjusting To The Reality (II)

Lower Your Risk of Cancer

Lower Your Risk of Cancer Medically Reviewed by Carmelita Swiner, MD on November 30, 2022 Lower Your Risk of Cancer 1/13 It’s the world’s leading cause of death, but about 1 in 3 cases can be prevented, according to the World Health Organization. There’s no magic pill to keep you from getting cancer, but you… Continue reading Lower Your Risk of Cancer

Why Tinubu suspended Emefiele as CBN gov

Why Tinubu suspended Emefiele as CBN gov Godwin Emefiele, right, with former President Muhammadu Buhari By Yusuf Alli , Bolaji Ogundele, Abuja , Nduka Chiejina, Abuja and Ibrahim Apekhade Yusuf Apex bank chief faces DSS probe over alleged money laundering, terror financing, others Folashodun Shonubi to act as Central Bank helmsman The suspension yesterday of… Continue reading Why Tinubu suspended Emefiele as CBN gov

Hope As Buhari Inaugurates Dangote Refinery Tomorrow – Plus Full Cost and Capacity

Hope As Buhari Inaugurates Dangote Refinery Tomorrow From Abiodun Alade & Jide Olasunkanmi, Lagos Facility to transform Nigeria from petrol import-dependent to exporter Plant takes first crude batch in June To create $21bn/annum market for Nigerian crude The 650,000 barrels per day (BPD) Dangote Oil Refinery, which President Muhammadu Buhari would inaugurate tomorrow, is expected… Continue reading Hope As Buhari Inaugurates Dangote Refinery Tomorrow – Plus Full Cost and Capacity

Tips To Spend Less On Data Usage

Tips To Spend Less On Data Usage by Royal Ibeh In 2021, the executive vice chairman (EVC) of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), Prof Umar Danbatta revealed that internet subscribers in Nigeria consume over 80,000 terabytes (80 million gigabytes) of data per month. This monthly data consumption by Nigerians only topped by South Africa, which… Continue reading Tips To Spend Less On Data Usage

Popular Culture as Agent of Development

Popular Culture as Agent of Development By Stanley Chukwuemeka Okereafor and Mercy Tartsea-Anshase, PhD. Bingham University, Karu, Nigeria Jamandu visits the popular Wuse market, not to shop, like the many thousands of shoppers flocking the ever bustling Abuja market, but to observe human behaviour. Like many of us are wont to do, albeit unconsciously, he… Continue reading Popular Culture as Agent of Development