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Tomatoes Linked to Surge in Rare Salmonella Outbreaks, Over 100 Sickened
Tomatoes are being linked to a surge in rare forms of salmonella, that can potentially cause serious illness. Last year...
Read moreTragedy as 10-Year-Old Girl Loses Legs, Arm After Meningitis Diagnosis
A 10-year-old school girl lost both her legs and her right arm after being diagnosed with meningitis. Penelope Vidal-Walsh, from...
Read moreReality Check: Canadian Living Costs Highlighted by Nigerian Lady
Abuja, Nigeria – A Nigerian lady, known as "The Ekeh's" on Facebook, has issued a poignant appeal to Nigerians back...
Read moreThe First Taste: Shielding Our Youth from Drug Addiction
Last night, a conversation with old friends about the alarming rise of drug use among our youth left me deeply...
Read moreLibya Ordeal: A Mother’s Harrowing Journey and Escape
Abeokuta, Ogun State – The quest for a better life turned into a nightmare of exploitation, abuse, and near-death for...
Read moreEarly Scan Saves UK Woman After Sister’s Tragic Cancer Death
A woman living in Texas credits an early breast cancer screening—prompted by her sister’s tragic death from cancer—for saving her...
Read moreAgainst All Odds: Nigerian Family Buys UK Home in 20 Months After Relocation
In a remarkable story of resilience and faith, Chinwe Ani Onu, a Nigerian woman, has shared how she and her...
Read moreHeroic Doctor Dashes from Wedding to Save Patient’s Life
In a remarkable act of dedication, Dr Biruk Weyisha interrupted his own wedding to perform a life-saving operation on a...
Read moreNigerian Doctor Makes History in U.S.,Sweeps Residency Awards
By Olatunji Adesina A young Nigerian physician, Dr. Timileyin Oluseye, has made history in the United States by winning all...
Read moreNAFDAC Cracks Down on Mushin Shops,Seizes Banned Codeine Syrups and Illicit Drugs
The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has conducted a major raid on over 20 shops...
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