Ayoola Babalola The death toll from last week’s devastating flash floods in Nepal has risen to 1,222, with 4,875 people still missing as rescuers continue to...
By Rose Okudaye The World Health Organisation (WHO) and stakeholders in Nigerian natural medicine have called for stronger regulation, better documentation, and the integration of...
By Gilbert Ekugbe The Lagos State Government has called for greater support for widows, reaffirming its commitment to protecting their rights and improving their economic well-being...
By Gilbert Ekugbe The Oyo State Government has commenced enforcement of its house-to-house waste collection policy, warning residents and business owners that premises without proper waste...
By Efecha Gold Residents of Delta State may soon no longer have to travel to neighbouring states for specialised psychiatric treatment or wait for disease samples...
By Nathaniel Shaibu The Federal Capital Territory Administration has commenced a two-week mass vaccination campaign targeting between 15,000 and 20,000 dogs and cats across the six...
By Folasade Akpan Dr Oma Iyoko, Chairperson, Dementia Africa, has urged African governments to make dementia a public health priority, saying the condition remains largely neglected....
By Gilbert Ekugbe The Lagos University Teaching Hospital has urged the private sector and other stakeholders to increase their support for the healthcare sector, saying government...
By Kemi Akintokun The BRICON Foundation, an NGO, on Tuesday donated free mastectomy bras and breast prostheses to breast cancer survivors as part of activities...
For residents of Gombe metropolis, the water crisis is not a matter of accounting terminology. It is measured in the early morning queues at boreholes, the...