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Olasunbo Okoromi

Boosting The Immune System

Many persons with primary immunodeficiency are born without elements of their immune system's defenses or with a malfunctioning immune system, making them more vulnerable...

Eye Care: Cross River State Renders Free Services To Over 500 Nigerians

More than five hundred Nigerians have received free eye care services in Calabar, the capital of Cross River State, southern Nigeria. The people received the...

Eye Health: Experts Commemorate World Sight Day 2023

World Sight Day is dedicated to raise public awareness of the importance of vision and eye health. It is observed on the second Thursday...

Mental Health: Increasing The Much Needed Awareness

Mental health is a universal human right, this is the theme for this year world mental health day, which is commemorated every 10th of October. Mental...

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FG Orders CCTV Cameras, Solar Lights On Niger Bridge To Stop Vandalism

The Federal Government has ordered the immediate installation of CCTV cameras and solar-powered streetlights on the First Niger Bridge to tackle vandalism and theft of critical components of the structure. The Minister of Works, Dave Umahi, issued the directive on Thursday during an inspection of the First and...

Atiku Explains Why He Wants To Restore Fuel Subsidy If Elected

Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has explained his plan to restore the petrol subsidy if elected president in 2027, arguing that Nigerians have not been shown how the money saved from its removal has been used. Atiku, who is the African Democratic Congress (ADC) presidential candidate, made the...

Uganda’s King Oyo Dies At 34 After 31-Year Reign As World’s Youngest Monarch

King Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV, who became the world’s youngest reigning monarch after ascending the throne at just three years old, has died in Uganda at the age of 34. The traditional ruler of the Tooro Kingdom in western Uganda died on Thursday, with the kingdom’s...