Tag: akinadewo, foundation, Nigeria
Let’s take a second look at Nigeria’s foundation-Akinadewo
He is a cleric; a former editor of the Nigerian Compass, a former Managing Director of The Telegraph. Gabriel Akinadewo who is now the publisher of Freedomonline...
Their Dubai, my Nigeria
By IJEOMA UBA. She laughed with infectious excitement. “Eehn, let’s go to Dubai so you can clear your head. When you return, you can continue with...
Buhari has upgraded Nigerian hospitals to mortuaries – Falana
Human rights lawyer, Mr Femi Falana (SAN), on Sunday called on Nigerians to demand improved health care from the regime of the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari...
Don’t steal returned loot or else, U.S. tells Nigeria
The United States has warned that the $321m Gen. Sani Abacha loot soon be repatriated to Nigeria must be placed in an account and must not be stolen. The US said Nigeria...
Dikko lauds LaLiga for Support to Nigeria grassroots football development
Over 200 youth coaches of the Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL), clubs and select coaches from across the nation’s football industry are set for the 4th...
Saudi Arabian Ambassador to Nigeria is dead
Saudi Arabia’s ambassador to Nigeria, Mr. Adnan Mahmoud Bostaji, is dead. This was confirmed in a press statement by the Royal Embassy of Saudi Arabia. The...
Trump imposes migration visa on Nigeria
It is now confirmed that US President Donald Trump has imposed an immigrant visa ban on Nigeria and six other countries, earlier confirming media reports on the policy....
Nigeria may lose two million children in 10 year to pneumonia
Malnutrition, air pollution and lack of access to vaccines and antibiotics among the drivers of preventable deaths from pneumonia—which last year killed a child every...
Nigeria is at crossroads – Abdulsalam
A former Head of State, Gen. Abdulsalami Abubakar, on Monday night lamented the spate of kidnapping and other criminal activities in the country, saying Nigeria...
250,000 children die in Nigeria on first day of birth – Unicef
The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) says no fewer than 250, 000 children in Nigeria die on their first day of life, describing the current indices for...
