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Toyota recalling 3.4 million cars over possible airbag malfunction
Toyota is recalling about 3.4 million vehicles worldwide over the suspected malfunctioning of airbags, the carmaker said on Wednesday. ...
Read moreThere is no oil company in Nigeria without PTI graduate, Management boasts
The management of the Petroleum Training Institute (PTI), has finally reeled out reasons the institute is progressing. The conducive learning...
Read moreIhedioha, Uzodinma: How huge protests enveloped South East over Supreme Court judgment
Last week Supreme Court judgment which sacked Emeka Ihedioha of PDP as governor and replaced him with Hope Uzodinma of...
Read morePrince Harry arrives Canada to begin new life with family
Prince Harry, The Duke of Sussex, has arrived in Canada to begin his new life with his wife, Meghan and...
Read moreTesla crosses $100 billion stock market valuation in extended trading
Tesla Inc became the first $100 billion publicly listed U.S. carmaker in extended trading on Tuesday the 21st of January...
Read moreMan buys stolen £1,300 bike for £80, gives it back to real owner
A man bought an expensive stolen bike just so he could return it to its owner because he knew ‘someone...
Read moreThe Witcher on track to be the Netflix’s biggest TV series of all-time
several million people have tossed a coin to their Witcher, according to Netflix’s fourth quarter earnings report that just released...
Read moreNAFDAC faults accusation of plot to derail port trade facilitation
NATIONAL Agency for Food Drugs Administration and Control, (NAFDAC), has debunked claims that it was turning the agency into revenue...
Read moreEFCC witness says JAMB officer, boss failed to remit N36.5m revenue
An EFCC witness, Stanley Ani, on Tuesday the 21st of January 2020 told an FCT High Court, that N36.5 million...
Read moreEffects of combat exposure, trauma experience on mental health
In light of the recent celebration of the Armed Forces Remembrance Day, it is paramount that we celebrate the dead,...
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