Politics
Hamzat Charges Women, Youth to Secure 2 Million Votes for APC
Dr. Obafemi Hamzat meets APC women and youth leaders, urging them to deliver two million votes in Lagos, while addressing economic reforms, housing quotas, and mental health.
Business
Dangote reveals why he abandoned plan to buy Arsenal football club
Africa's richest man Aliko Dangote explains he prioritized his refinery and fertilizer projects over acquiring Arsenal, now worth billions.
Entertainment
Talent alone not enough in Nigerian music industry, says singer Skelvin
Nigerian singer Skelvin says talent alone is insufficient for success in the competitive music industry, emphasizing consistency, strategy, and self-promotion.
Security
Oyo Govt, Security Clear Ibadan Streets of Destitutes, Beggars
Oyo state authorities clear Ibadan streets of destitutes and beggars, relocating them for rehabilitation to ensure safety and hygiene.
Education
Health
Doctor Lists 4 Warning Signs of Kidney Cancer
Following Alexx Ekubo's death from kidney cancer, a doctor warns against ignoring signs like blood in urine, back pain, weight loss, and fatigue.
Ebola Outbreak in DR Congo Kills 65, Spreads to Mining Areas
Ebola outbreak in DR Congo kills 65, with cases in Ituri province. Cross-border meetings with Uganda and South Sudan underway to contain virus.
Former Queen of Denmark Rushed to Hospital After Heart Attack
Former Queen Margrethe of Denmark, 86, was hospitalized after a heart attack. She is in good spirits and will remain under observation over the weekend.
5 Habits Causing Kidney Failure in Women by Pharmacist
A pharmacist warns women against five common habits that can lead to kidney failure, including self-medication and dehydration. The video goes viral.
World Hypertension Day: 1.4 Billion Affected Globally
Over 1.4 billion people have hypertension globally, with Nigeria facing a crisis as 80 million adults are affected. Experts urge lifestyle changes and drug adherence.
