Why we immortalised EndSARS protesters in ‘Foreign Citizen’- Stormz, PasQal
The artiste says the song is a conscious reminder of the EndSARS events and the agony of surviving in Nigeria ...
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INTERVIEW: Why Nigeria should invest more to save millions of children from malnutrition — Country Director, Gates Foundation
SAM or extremely low weight-for-height, is estimated to affect about 2.5 million children under age five in Nigeria every year, ...
#EndSARS: Police attack PREMIUM TIMES journalist covering Abuja protest
The police officers also fired teargas canisters at the protesters who were marching in the country's capital.
INTERVIEW: Odi 1999 Massacre: Why we will never forgive Obasanjo, Alamieyeseigha – Odi Community Chairman
PREMIUM TIMES returned to the Bayelsa community 20 years after Nigerian soldiers invaded the town and killed scores.
Police officer to PREMIUM TIMES journalist: ‘Stay away’ from Okorocha’s polling unit
The journalist was harrased and detained by thugs.
INTERVIEW: I will sue Buhari if he wins – Opposition Presidential Candidate
Mrs Atuejide says she will keep running for president for as long as it takes her to win
INTERVIEW: How we’ll disburse N55bn fund across Nigeria, implement health act – Minister
Basic Health Care Provision Fund (BHCPF) is a major provision of the act for health funding which government, included in ...
INTERVIEW: Why Nigeria is adopting GMOs – Official
"We don't know the long term side effect of eating GMO foods, but there is a lot of ongoing research ...
INTERVIEW: What Nigerian govt must do to end health workers strike – JOHESU Vice Chairman
The official says the union will no longer negotiate but wait for the government to fulfil its agreement with it.
INTERVIEW: Why Nigerian health workers are vulnerable during disease outbreaks – Health Minister
Mr. Adewole explains why the government is discouraging treatment by injection generally and promoting oral drugs.
INTERVIEW: How I got German embassy to set up health clinic in Abuja IDP camp — Ex-NYSC Member
Hundreds of people now have access to the free health treatments.
