Long gasoline lines that have recently appeared in Lagos, Abuja, and other regions of the country have been blamed on the distribution of contaminated products
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Representatives Ask FG To Declare National Emergency On Ritual Killings
The House of Representatives, alarmed by reports of ongoing ritual killings around the country, asked the federal government to declare a national emergency on the
Lithuanian beef imports suspended in China
Lithuanian beef imports were suspended on Wednesday, according to China’s General Administration of Customs, which did not give a rationale for the decision. Meat imports
Russia Begins Military Drills in Belarus
The joint exercises are not unusual, but the latest drills have been dubbed by NATO as Russia’s largest deployment to Belarus since the Cold War.
FG Promises to Look Into ASUU’s Grievances
The Federal Government has again promised to address the threat by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) to prevent it from going on strike.
UAE capital hosts Middle East’s most established desert rally as new world championship looks to future
The Abu Dhabi Desert Challenge enters a new era next month when the Middle East’s most established cross-country rally takes place under the patronage of
Pandemic-related school closings likely to have far-reaching effects on child well-being
A global analysis has found that kids whose schools closed to stop the spread of various waves of the coronavirus lost educational progress and are
Chimpanzees rub insects on open wounds: here’s why it’s a fascinating discovery
The chimpanzees of the Rekambo community in Gabon, West Africa never fail to surprise. For a start, they are known to kill and eat tortoises,
Partnering up can help you grow as an individual – here’s the psychology of a romantic relationship that expands the self
It’s common to want to become a better version of yourself. Much like the desires to eat, drink and avoid harm, human beings also experience
Fungal infections cause more Aids deaths than tuberculosis – here’s what we can do about it
Even though annual deaths from Aids are coming down – from a peak of 1.9 million in 2004 to 690,000 in 2020 – that’s still