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STAKEHOLDERS on primary health service delivery in Oyo State have called on the Oyo State government to follow through with the completion of its

That Nigeria is adrift today is no news, what with the near total breakdown of law and order. What is news though is that while there appears to be a state of collective stupor amongst the political elite

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Nigeria; Insecurity and the Crisis of Leadership Nigeria; Insecurity and the Crisis of Leadership Similar to Chinua Achebe who in his booklet entitled; the Trouble With Nigeria, noted that the trouble with Nigeria is simply and squarely a failure of leadership, Raymond Anoliefo, Priest and Director, Justice Development and Peace Commission,(JDPC), Lagos, a social justice arm of the Catholic church that monitors social, economic, political and public leadership-related activities in the country,...

Magistrate in Modack case to get additional security following shooting Delft based lieutenant colonel Koliswa Vani was killed in the same shooting at a carwash in Mfuleni on Sunday. FILE: Nafiz Modack in court on 17 January 2018. Picture: Kevin Brandt/Eyewitness News. 5 hours ago CAPE TOWN - The magistrate presiding over a case against alleged crime boss Nafiz Modack could get additional security after he w...

Last call before Turkey lockdown prompts alcohol sales surge and worries about religious bullying Borzou Daragahi © Provided by The Independent An unprecedented decision by Turkey’s government to halt all alcohol sales for two-and-a-half weeks has alarmed consumers and vendors of spirits, and prompted a mad rush at liquor stores by drinkers stocking up for the lockdown. The effective ban on sales is being imposed as part of a 17-day coronavirus lockdown beginning Thursday ni...

Share In spite of the alternatives that have been put to use in other parts of the country, most women in the booming business of fish smoking in Oyo and Ogun States are unaware of the inherent dangers firewood burning poses to them, their immediate environment and the climate at large. IFEDAYO OGUNYEMI reports the lives of those in the fish smoking business who live with these silent killers: smoke, pollution and deforestation. Rays of the afternoon sun pelted her head as she fanned the embers...