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Monroe Country sees a small surge in COVID cases; doctors urge citizens to stay aware.

On Tuesday alone, 19 new cases have been accounted for in Monroe Province, however the genuine number could be a lot higher. The workplace states getting a definite number is unthinkable. "It's vital to remember that those from the wellbeing office and the state are likely a tad lower," says Dr. Emil Lesho, an irresistible infection specialist at Rochester Local Wellbeing. "They underrate the genuine inspiration rate, since there are a many individuals who are home trying and may test positive,

MAKING NIGERIAN CHILDREN BETTER CITIZENS THROUGH THE USE OF TECHNOLOGY

Nigeria is a country with growing population of children who are future leaders of the nation. Therefore, it is important to prepare them to become better citizens, with an understanding of the roles and responsibilities towards the nation. One way to achieve this is through the use of technology. Our future tends towards technology as it has become an essential part of our lives. One of the ways through which technology can be used to make Nigerian children better citizens is E - learning. With

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Nature's Healing Power: An Unmatched Stress Reliever

In our fast-paced and technology-driven world, stress become an inevitable part of our lives. From work deadlines to personal responsibilities, the constant pressure can take a toll on our mental and physical well-being. Fortunately, nature provides a remarkable solution that has been proven to relieve stress and promote overall wellness. Let's explore how immersing ourselves in the beauty of nature can have a profound impact on our stress levels.

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C’River Commissioner Agnes Atsu Continues Annual Charity Tradition for Disabled and Aged Citizens

By ETTAH EMMANUEL O. On January 1st, 2025, Hon. Agnes Atsu, the Commissioner for Sports Development in Cross River State, organized a heartwarming charity event that once again brought joy and hope to the most vulnerable members of society. This event, held at her residence in Obudu, Cross River State, was a gesture of kindness and inclusivity aimed at people living with disabilities and the elderly, both of whom are often overlooked by larger charitable initiatives. Hon. Agnes Atsu, known for h

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GLOBAL CITIZENS CELEBRATION

Usher, Stormzy, Stonebwoy, Tems, Gyakie, others to feature Global Citizen celebration in Accra Worldwide Citizen is carrying its yearly celebration to Ghana interestingly. This is in acknowledgment of the Global Citizen Festival's tenth commemoration. The occasion will be hung on September 24, at the Black Star Square in Accra. Performing without precedent for Ghana is RnB legend Usher Raymond, artist/musician SZA, H.E.R and Nigeria's Tems. Additionally joining the setup is English rapper Stormz

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