Gaffe over minimum wage Lekan Sote Pray, why are the Federal Government and labour leaders splitting hairs over a matter that should not take so much of their time? They are unnecessarily running the risk of getting high blood pressure. While the

Sugar substitute: Monk fruit (1) Olufunke Faluyi Months ago, a hypertensive patient shared with me how she was admitted to the hospital because her blood pressure suddenly became very high. She said while the doctor was having discussions with her

Sickle cell and inclusion in the workplace Tola Dehinde I have always been intrigued by the experiences of individuals living with sickle cell disease in the workplace. Sickle cell patients are among the most hardworking individuals I know, consist

Will Nigerians’ sacrifices pay off? Fola Ojo Growing up as a teenager in Nigeria, rebellion and rambunctiousness ladened my bones and marrows. Just like the slippery ways of many young people around the world, I was preoccupied with happy-times,

Tinubu, help workers to help you Greg Odogwu Yesterday’s World Environment Day, celebrated globally every June 5, was not as colourful as it should be. The singular reason is that Nigerian workers began a nationwide industrial action at midnight