• Prof Stanley Anyanwu A Professor of Surgery (Surgical Oncology) in the Faculty of Medicine, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Prof Stanley Anyanwu has urged women to report early signs of breast cancer, saying it is a sure way to remaining alive. Anyanwu stated this during the Second Jubilee Academic Lecture (JAL) of Nnamdi Azikiwe University...
•Lyta Afrobeats singer Lyta has responded to online trolls, calling out the criticism and bullying he’s been receiving on social platforms. In a viral video, Lyta said the hardships he endured were unbearable and those mocking him wouldn’t have survived the same experiences. He opened up about his personal struggles, thanking family for standi...
•Wakili The smile on Saminu Wakili’s face does not tell his real story. His sparkling white shirt, white band, black suit, black robe, and wig depict a young lawyer who had a smooth sail as an undergraduate and is living life on a silver platter. But that is not the case. While living life as […]
•A construction site Inside Nigeria’s informal workforce, women daily defy odds, ignore health concerns and physical constraints to support their families in a gritty world dominated by men. This report exposes how female labourers at different building construction sites rise above gender bias, and sexual harassment to make a living, reports ...
All 19 crew onboard a drilling platform, Britania U, have been rescued following a fire incident that gutted the drilling platform at Ajakpa Field, (OML 90), 10.77 nautical miles South of Forcadoes Terminal in Delta, Nigeria. Disclosing this in a statement today, the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) said the agency c...
•Germany players cheer their fans after the match Germany survived a scare to finish top of Group A at Euro 2024 as Niclas Fuellkrug’s stoppage-time goal rescued a 1-1 draw against Switzerland, while Scotland were eliminated after a last-gasp 1-0 defeat against Hungary whose striker Barnabas Varga suffered a sickening injury. Dan Ndoye’s first...
•Students The woes of hunger, triggered by the increasing cost of living, have stretched their claws to the lives of students in tertiary institutions. Gone are the days when undergraduates return to class with cash and other home appliances depicting their high standard of living, reports Vanguard. Today many parents or guardians can no longe...

