Nigerian oil industry at risk of collapse

The ongoing attacks on oil and gas industry infrastructure in Nigeria’s oil-producing regions are putting the industry at risk of total collapse, a group of former Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) group managing directors said on Sunday.

                                                                            

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Team Nigeria Paralympics Arrive Rio

The 35 member contingent departed Abuja on Sept.1. The Nigeria’s contingent to the 2016 Paralympic Games has arrived in Rio, Brazil.

                                                                         

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Money-saving tips for surviving the recession

While recession may not be an ideal economic experience for any nation or the citizens, it is sometimes unavoidable, because it is a part of normal economic cycle. Experts warn that once in every five years or, at best, every eight years, the economy melts down and recession sets in.
                                                                                   

                                                                         

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Rejection of Accident Victims by Hospitals - Fastest Route to Untimely Death

Two people, a male and female, escaped death by the whiskers on Sunday, 21, 2016, in a road traffic accident that occurred at the old tollgate, Ota, Ogun State.

                                                                                 

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Lassa Fever - We're Not Facing an Epidemic Yet, Says FG

As one person dies in Bauchi, two other cases reported

Contrary to a report by the Lancet Infectious Diseases that Nigeria, alongside India and Indonesia are prone to full fledge outbreak of epidemics, the federal government saturday said the country is not facing any epidemic yet, neither are there indicators of such magnitude of outbreak.

                                                                           

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Nigeria Hires Mecca Guides to Avoid Another Hajj Tragedy

Almost 300 Nigerian pilgrims died in the 2015 stampede in Saudi Arabia.

Nigeria’s Islamic authorities are employing local guides during the Hajj pilgrimage to Saudi Arabia in order to avoid a repeat of the deadly stampede of 2015, in which scores of pilgrims died.

                                                                          

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