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Now you have no excuse for not washing your bedsheets weekly

You may not wash your sheets as frequently as you ought to be.

Nigerian Tribune newspapers compares the cost of items in the past and current government which started in May 201

How posting Instagram holiday cruise pictures led to a $30m cocaine bust

Two women from Quebec had their cruise holiday interrupted when about $30 million worth of cocaine was discovered in their suitcases by Australian law enforcement.

Mark Zuckerberg makes a second trip to Nigeria in one week

After visiting Nigeria a few days ago to speak with entrepreneurs and IT experts, Facebook social network founder, Mark Zuckerberg is back in Nigeria to visit President Muhammadu Buhari at the Aso Villa, Abuja.

66-year-old Virgin founder, Sir Richard Branson writes letter to his 85-year-old self

Writing a letter to your future self is a powerful concept.

Photos: Cancer made this woman's breasts famous on Instagram

Alison Habbal, 36, is cancer struck and as a result, a good portion of her hair has been lost, she lost her nipple and suffered extensive breast scarring in a lumpectomy.

Twelve health 'facts' that are actually false

Which of these have you been told before?

Forex rate is causing many drugs to no longer be on the shelves- Pharmacists

Now that there is a shortage of foreign exchange in the country, experts have observed that many important drugs in Nigeria are gradually disappearing while prices of the available ones have gone so high that only few people can afford it.

Nigerian government warns pilgrims against carrying hard drugs and kola nut to Saudi Arabia

The federal government of Nigeria has warned prospective Muslim pilgrims for the 2016 Hajj exercise to resist any temptation to take hard drugs to Saudi Arabia, reminding them that it attracts death penalty.

Lagos State ranked third worst city to live in, by The Economist

Lagos state, the commercial nerve center of Nigeria, is the third worst city to live in, according to the global liveability index of a survey conducted by The Economist Intelligence Unit.

Will Japanese plastic surgeon Katsuya Takasu still give Nigeria's U-23 team the cash he promised?

Japanese plastic surgeon Katsuya Takasu who says he’s fallen in love with the Nigeria’s Under 23 team at Rio Olympics has promised to give each player of the squad $30,000 if they win Gold, $20,000 if they win silver and $12,000 for bronze.

Photo News: Nigerian children receiving emergency Polio vaccine

Following the recurrence of the Polio Virus in Nigeria after vanishing for over two years,  the government has had to embark on mass vaccination for millions of children.

Nigeria to name and shame looters of health funds

The Minister of Health, Isaac Adewole said those who mismanaged the funds of the Ministry in the past will be brought to book and thoroughly dealt with.

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Ten apps that pregnant women would find useful

Becoming a mum is one of the most amazing experiences for all women

Meet the world's richest doctor, Patrick Soon-Shiong

Born and raised in South Africa, Patrick Soon-Shiong is considered the world’s richest doctor and the wealthiest man in Los Angeles too.

Meet identical triplet models who have the same haircut, eat the same food and workout together

Laura, Nicola and Alison Crimmins, 29, live with together and work together in Dublin, Ireland, and triplet models.

World's shortest couple set to wed

Paulo Gabriel da Silva Barros, who is 34.8in tall, proposed to his 35.2in girlfriend Katyucia Hoshino in front of their closest friends at a sushi restaurant in their hometown of Itupeva, Brazil.

#Olympics2016: 26 out of 60 Nigerian players failed a mandatory MRI scan to authenticate their ages

Twenty-six of 60 players in the Golden Eaglets camp, including nine of the 11 members of the first team have failed the Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) test overseen by the Confederation of African Football (CAF).