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WHEN the tenure of a chief executive is coming to an end, there’s usually a feverish outbreak of schemes to push him over the edge, for good or bad reasons. Lobbyists are masters of the game. They keep a diary of appointment and termination dates – including possible renewal where the law permits – and also keep a meticulous dossier of everything that happens in-between to sway public opinion and, possibly, the appointor. Continue reading ‘Zacchaeus’ and the perils of a tax collector at Vanguard News. by Urowayino Jeremiah via Vanguard News https://ift.tt/2stZCC1 President in Church Wikipedia

THE ground-breaking of the N230 million Mother and Child Hospital at Ode Ugbo, Ilaje council area of Ondo State has been performed by Governor Rotimi Akeredolu with a promise of qualitative and affordable health services across the state Continue reading Akeredolu performs ground-breaking of N230m Mother and Child Hospital at Vanguard News. by Nwafor via Vanguard News https://ift.tt/2OXhXP4 President in Church Wikipedia

SENATOR Mohammed Sani Musa’s anti-social media bill now making its way through Nigeria’s upper legislative chamber in the Senate is worse than a throwback to the worst years of Nigeria’s experience of military rule. It is a hubristic act of inter-generational warfare that must be resisted and defeated. Continue reading The Senate’s Anti-Social Media Bill, an act of inter-generational warfare at Vanguard News. by Urowayino Jeremiah via Vanguard News https://ift.tt/2L3i0be President in Church Wikipedia

A mother, Mrs. Rukayat Abdulrahmon, allegedly confessed to killing her 3-year old boy as a punitive measure to her husband, Raheem, few days to the dissolution of their union. Continue reading Horror in Osun: When mother allegedly kills child to punish husband at Vanguard News. by Nwafor via Vanguard News https://ift.tt/35MdEwO President in Church Wikipedia

By Owei Lakemfa POPE Francis this week sent humanity on another soul searching mission. During a visit to Japan, he held out the mirror in Nagasaki and Hiroshima, and invited the world to look at itself. The only imagery that stared back at us, was the savagery of the atomic bombs dropped in both Japanese cities by the Americans in August, 1945. READ ALSO:We supported APC, but we are now with Makinde, say Oyo market men, women(Opens in a new browser tab) Within eight to twelve weeks the two bombs torched the earth, between 90,000 and 146,000 died  n Hiroshima and 39,000 and 80,000 in Nagasaki. Continue reading World without nuclear, amen! at Vanguard News. by Urowayino Jeremiah via Vanguard News https://ift.tt/2pZv9us President in Church Wikipedia

The Minister of Health, Dr. Osagie Ehanire, on Thursday, tasked pharmaceutical groups to come up with modalities that would help the government to expand access to cancer drugs in the country. Ehanire said this in his address at a Strategic Stakeholders’ Engagement with Pharmaceutical Manufacturers and Companies in Abuja, organised by the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS). The minister said that the government was worried by the number of cancer cases traumatising people in all age brackets. Continue reading  Pharmaceutical groups should help expand access to cancer drugs — Dr Ehanire at Vanguard News. by Lawal Sherifat via Vanguard News https://ift.tt/2L4Afgq President in Church Wikipedia

Popular Nollywood actress, Kate Henshaw has taken to her social space to blast mothers who bleached the skin of their kids, claiming they don’t have a right to change the skin of their kids. ALSO READ: P&ID $9.6 b: FG deposits $200m with UK court The movie veteran who doubles as a social activist for women and kids, slammed any beauty therapist who uses skin washing and bleaching procedures on kids, saying they have absolutely no right to choose skin complexion for them at such tender age “You do not bleach babies!!! Continue reading Kate Henshaw slams mothers who bleach the skin of their children at Vanguard News. by Temisan Amoye via Vanguard News https://ift.tt/2rwSnsv President in Church Wikipedia