Nigerians have lost faith in their political leaders and may even welcome a military coup if that can salvage the nation from the evils of corrupt political contractors in power.

The Minister of Health, Professor Babatunde Osotimehin today personally immunized children at the Mother Theresa Children’s Home located in Gwarinpa Abuja. The home played host to the Minister when he visited to mark the end of the 3rd round of the immunization plus days.

The 4th Annual International Mining Investment Conference and Exhibition on Nigeria.

Dear Compatriots, this is our Influenza A (H1N1) Infection Update 6.
With effect from the 30th of April, the new influenza virus hitherto called Swine Flu will now be called “Influenza A(H1N1)”. The World Health Organization (WHO) made this pronouncement yesterday ostensibly because the influenza is transmitted from humans to humans and to avoid any misunderstanding of the nature of the influenza as it relates to pigs and pork meat.

Swine Flu Alert - Nigeria's Health Minister, Prof. Osotimehin writes to all Nigerians

The Business Dialogue series earlier scheduled to hold on Wednesday 18th March, 2009 has been postponed. The event which was organis ed by the MessageWise, a consultancy firm was intended to create a platform for the Speaker and Chairmen of relevant committees of the House of Representatives to engage CEOs in the transport sectors to discuss the way forward.

In continuation of the Federal Ministry of Health’s battle against the outbreak of Lassa Fever epidemic in some parts of the country, the Minister of Health, Professor Babatunde Osotimehin was in Irrua, Edo State, to commission the Lassa Fever Diagnostic and Research Laboratory, ministry sources have said.

The death has been announced of the governor of Yobe State in the Northern Nigeria, Mamman Bello Ali.

The Speaker of the House of Representative in Nigeria, Dimeji Bankole and the House Committee on Finance will be holding a business dialogue session on January 28, 2009 at the Transcorp Hilton Hotel, Abuja at 9am with the Chief Executives Officers (CEO) of various financial sectors to discuss the way forward in the industry.

Can Nigerians trust Nigerian Banks when most of the banks belong to those who have links to money laundering schemes and corrupt practices?

When you expect to hear bad news from a country known for Yahoo-Yahoo Internet scams, but what you see is a new groundbreaking book of awesome revelations, what would you say? Good news from Nigeria?