In China, not visiting your elderly parents is now against the law
Children who fail to visit their parents regularly in China could be found guilty of breaking the new “filial piety” law, reports have said. The new Chinese Elderly Protection Law, which went into...
View ArticleLadies! The harsh truth about that guy who tells you “let’s just see how it...
The truth that will set you free might first sting like a bee, but popular Nigerian relationship video blogger Toke Makinwa doesn’t shy away from stinging a little. In her latest vlog (WATCH BELOW),...
View ArticleLocal hospital in Zimbabwe charges women extra for screaming during...
Mothers, is the exquisite pain of childbirth so severe you want to scream your head off? Well, don’t! Especially in Zimbabwe where screamers pay extra. No joke! The Washington Post gleaned this bizarre...
View ArticleLagos lab assistants arrested for buying blood from secondary school students
Lagos State police arrested Shola Opeyemi, a laboratory assistant who allegedly purchased pints of blood from secondary school students in the Orile-Agege area. A traditional leader in the community...
View ArticleGhana official wants legal age for marriage raised from 18 to 23
A chief government statistician in Ghana is recommending that the legal age for marriage in the country be raised from 18 to 23 years old. According to the BBC, Philomena Nyarko is pushing for the...
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Nigeria’s Minister of State for Health resigns, to take up position at Duke...
Nigeria’s Minister of State for Health, Muhammed Pate, resigned on Wednesday from his position. Muhammed Pate, Minister of State for Health, resigns on Wednesday His resignation letter, dated July 22,...
View ArticleNigeria loses N125billion annually to medical tourism
NAN – The Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) said on Sunday that Nigeria was losing some $800 million (about N125 billion) annually to medical tourism. The National President of the NMA, Dr Osahon...
View ArticleNigeria on the verge of being polio-free – UNICEF
Sokoto – UNICEF has declared that Nigeria was on the verge of being declared polio-free. UNICEF Nigeria Country Representative, Mrs Jean Gough, disclosed this in Sokoto on Friday. Gough spoke when she...
View ArticleSouth African chef facing deportation from New Zealand for being “too fat”...
The South African chef who is facing deportation from New Zealand for being too fat has been given a 23-month extension, according to the BBC. However, while Albert Buitenhuis, is allowed to remain in...
View ArticleReport: Nigeria is a top hotspot for Cholera
Cholera cases may have reduced around the world, but in much of West Africa, including Nigeria, deaths caused by the deadly disease are on the rise. According to a new report, 2013 Cholera Report...
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