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By Dr. Helen Okoye Blood clotting is necessary in our bodies as this stops the blood from uncontrolled flowing after a cut or injury; but it’s when blood clots are created when they’re not needed, that they can become life-threatening. A clot... Read More
It’s approximately three months until the Permanent Voters Card (PVCs) collection, eighty eight days to commence the campaign by political parties in public, and two hundred and seven days to the 2023 elections. The 2019 general elections... Read More
Twenty media professionals across the country were selected for the maiden Media Innovation Programme by MTN Nigeria in partnership with the School of Media and Communications, Pan-Atlantic University. The MTN Media Innovation Programme began... Read More
It will be 24 years of uninterrupted democracy in Nigeria by May 2023. I can still vividly remember the wave of joy the country felt when the then Head of State, General Abdulsalami Abubakar, handed over to the newly elected civilian president,... Read More
The last time a piece, “written by me”, was published on this blog was on the 15th of November 2021. I loved writing that piece and I could tell from data and direct feedback that many enjoyed reading it. I promised myself to write more... Read More
Welcome to the incredible world of the Notorious Gang of Five as presented in DreamWorks’ latest animation – The Bad Guys. Mr. Wolf is the Lord of pickpockets. Ms. Tarantula, aka “Webs” is the razor tongue unbeatable hacker. Mr. Snake... Read More
An estimated 300 music creatives from across Africa set to benefit as youtube music backs two Nigeria organisations dedicated to boosting the continent’s creative economy YouTube Music today reaffirmed its commitment to supporting African... Read More
The regional wage gap in skilled labor: what happens when developed economies start replacing domestic employees with cheaper and equally skilled labour from Africa… Before the industrial revolution, African labor was heavily exploited in the... Read More
by Chinenye Mba-Uzoukwu In the work that I do there is little room for, but a whole lot of logic in, skepticism so one has to find a place of co-existence that acknowledges an immanent reality yet continues to probe for a path through to the light,... Read More