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Godfrey George lists the top 15 most costly universities in Nigeria. 1. The list is topped by Wigwe University in Isiokpo, Rivers State, which charges N12 million in tuition and lodging costs. 2. Nile University's Medicine and Surgery curriculum is the most expensive in Abuja, costing N5.95 million, according to their website. The fees only

Ibadan Young Professionals has cautioned the politicians and the fifth columnists against playing politics with the existing unity among the indigene of

Beyond his celebrated acting career, Sam Loco was a man of many talents.

President Tinubu said that his administration welcomes the chance to increase business collaboration with the company and upgrade vital infrastructure and facilities for the mutual benefit of both parties when he received a delegation led by Mr. Dai Hegen, Chairman of the China Railway Construction Corporation (CRCC) at the State House.

The Nation Newspaper Dotun Adegbesan's kind heart

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The Federal Government may consider assisting independent fuel marketers with funding to install Compressed Natural Gas sales pumps at filling stations across the country

The World Health Organization recently announced an outbreak of hepatitis E in the eastern Ouaddai province of Chad. Between January and April 2024, 2,093 suspected hepatitis E cases were reported from two health districts. The Conversation Africa asked Kolawole Oluseyi Akande, a consultant gastroenterologist and hepatologist, to explain the causes, symptoms, spread and treatment of hepatitis E.

The outbreak in Chad was of hepatitis E.All the various types of hepatitis cause liver disease but differ in modes of transmission, severity of the illness, geographical distribution and prevention methods. Hepatitis E is a global health problem with about 20 million cases occurring annually, three million symptomatic cases and 60,000 deaths.Hepatitis E can cause acute hepatitis without symptoms, or mildly symptomatic, or sometimes severely symptomatic illness.

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has said compliance officers of banks across the country are conniving with fraudsters, urging them to