Inside Bayelsa school where students write exams on bare floor
Despite being among the three existing secondary schools in Yenagoa as at 1996 when Bayelsa State was created, Gbaranowei Grammar School Okolobiri has
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Nigeria’s quest to help 2.6 million sickle cell patients
By Risikat Ramoni Mrs Moji Alakija and her child Dotun went to the sickle cell clinic at Gbagada General Hospital to complain about his frail health.
22 years after, women still poorly represented in Nigerian parliament
Since Nigeria returned to democratic rule in 1999, women have been, and are still, poorly represented in the federal parliament. Daily Trust on Sunday
Nigerians lament air pollution, experts call for action
Recently, Nigerians joined the rest of the world to celebrate the International Air Day. In line with this, experts have called on the authorities to
Taraba’s rosewood trees on verge of extinction
The Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) has listed rosewood among the wild flora and fauna that are supposed to be protect