2015-05-27 Nigeria Health

Leadership Newspapers   

160000 Nigerian Adolescents HIV Positive – NACA   
Leadership Newspapers
A report presented by Ms Victoria Isiramen of the National Agency for the Control of AIDS (NACA), has revealed that about 160,000 Nigerian adolescents are infected with the HIV virus while 11,000 have died from the epidemic. Making a presentation entitled, ...

2015-05-27 Nigeria Science

West Texas News   

Google Honours America's Space Star, Sally Ride with a Doodle   
West Texas News
Google honours Sally Ride, the first American woman to travel to space on her 64th birthday by dedicating the today's Google doodle to this chivalrous astronaut. Sally Ride, who was born in Los Angeles, died of pancreatic cancer on July 23, 2012. Ride is ...

2015-05-27 Nigeria Sports

Daily Sun   

2017 AFCON qualifier: Keshi gives Enyeama, others June 3 deadline   
Daily Sun
Lille of France first choice goalie and Nigeria's captain, Vincent Enyeama, and 14 other foreign-based players have been given up till mid-night of Wednesday, June 3, to join the 27 players from the domestic league currently in camp for the 2017 Africa Cup of ...

2015-05-27 Nigeria Entertainment

Bella Naija   

International Pop Singer, Dencia is releasing her new single + video titled ...   
Canada NewsWire (press release)
LOS ANGELES, May 26, 2015 /CNW/ -- Fresh off taking over the Billboard awards red carpet in her bright jumpsuit Dencia is releasing her much anticipated single + video. The song is a tribute to her native continent of Africa and showcases her talent as a fast ...

2015-05-27 Nigeria Technology

International Business Times   

Android 5.0-Powered Nokia N1 Tablet With 5300-mAh Battery On Sale For $270 ...   
International Business Times
A woman holds a smartphone in front of a screen displaying both Nokia and Alcatel Lucent logos in this photo illustration in Paris, April 14, 2015. Reuters/Benoit Tessier. Nokia is introducing its N1 tablet, which received a good reception when it went on sale ...

2015-05-27 Nigeria Business

DailyPost Nigeria   

Fuel Scarcity Cripples Activities In Rivers …Filling Stations Close Shop …Black ...   
The Tide
Posted by admin on May 25th, 2015 and filed under News. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. Both comments and pings are currently closed. Business and social activities in Port Harcourt, the Rivers State capital and its environs ...

2015-05-27 Nigeria World

Firstpost   

Heat wave kills over 850 in Andhra Pradesh, Telangana: A natural disaster ...   
Firstpost
The heatwave that is killing people in droves across India, particularly in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, has reached disastrous proportions; but neither the central government nor the state governments have relief plans in place. The death toll due to ...

2015-05-27 Nigeria Africa

NewsDay   

'Don't rule out Mujuru in Mugabe succession'   
NewsDay
TOP academic Ibbo Mandaza has said people should not rule out the possibility of ousted former Vice-President Joice Mujuru bouncing back as leader of Zanu PF and the country despite her recent expulsion from the ruling party. BY MOSES MATENGA.
Grace Causes Govt to Squander Hundreds of Thousands On More By-Elections   ZimEye - Zimbabwe News
Succession race could get messy (and possibly bloody)   Nehanda Radio
MORE BY-ELECTIONS LOOM   NewsdzeZimbabwe

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New York Times   

Former Strongman, Taking Over Presidency, Raises Hope in Nigeria   
New York Times
ABUJA, Nigeria — Here in the Nigerian capital, the rows of campaign billboards promoting President Goodluck Jonathan have been ripped down. In some places, images of the soon-to-be ex-president have been defaced. Mr. Jonathan, with his legacy of ...

2015-05-27 Nigeria Nigeria

CHANNELS TELEVISION   

Sambo inaugurates distribution of N9.2bn cooking stoves   
The Punch
Vice President Namadi Sambo on Tuesday presided over a short ceremony meant to commence the distribution of 750,000 units of clean cooking stoves and 18,000 wonder bags procured by the outgoing administration. The Federal Executive Council had, ...