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Kano Censorship Board confiscates over 1000 copies of Queen Primer, other 'Immoral' books - Vimarsana News

Kano Censorship Board confiscates over 1000 copies of Queen Primer, other 'Immoral' books

“Praise be to God, everyone in Kano knew that we all woke up to a menace about a book, which is being used to teach our children in primary schools titled ‘Queen Primer’.

Ripples as Kano bans 6 nursery, primary, secondary textbooks - Vimarsana News

Ripples as Kano bans 6 nursery, primary, secondary textbooks

What started as a simple observation by parents on some of the books being used in some schools, especially private institutions, has gradually escalated into a serious concern in Kano. This observation generated a serious concern among members of the public as some textbooks in use were said to promote immorality and offer sexual orientation…

MSSN Frowns At Inclusion Of Sex, Homosexuality In Schools' Learning Materials - Vimarsana News

MSSN Frowns At Inclusion Of Sex, Homosexuality In Schools' Learning Materials

The Muslim Students' Society of Nigeria (MSSN) B-Zone, has lamented the inclusion of sex and homosexuality in the learning materials of primary and secondary

Experts blame doctors for Nigerians' abuse of antimicrobials - Vimarsana News

Experts blame doctors for Nigerians' abuse of antimicrobials

Medical experts have expressed concerns over Nigerians unrestricted access to antimicrobials, especially over the counter.

Experts decry over-prescription of antibiotics by Nigerian health workers - Vimarsana News

Experts decry over-prescription of antibiotics by Nigerian health workers

Some experts have raised concerns over the incessant prescription of antibiotics by health workers, saying it could lead to increased fatalities from infections and wounds. | Pulse Nigeria

Source: pulse.ng