Two-headed baby with two hearts, three arms survives in India
Doctors in India were stunned after a baby was born with two heads, two hearts, and three arms, twins were born with two heads. But sharing one body, are known as dicephalic parapagus twins – an extremely unusual form of conjoining that occurs once in a million births. The mother
Ramadan: Senate president urges prayer for peace, security in Nigeria
Ramadan, the President of the Senate, Ahmad Lawan, urged Muslims in Nigeria to pray for the peace and security of the Country. He said this while felicitating Muslims as they enter the Holy Month of Ramadan, adaeventsnews gathered. He said, “I felicitate all Nigerians, particularly the Muslim Ummah, as we
How the West can stop funding Putin’s war
Russia- Ukraine war, the devastating Russian invasion of Ukraine has captured global attention. While the world’s focus is rightly on the human toll and suffering. The crisis has highlighted the need to end reliance on Russian oil and gas. To achieve that ambition, we must be pragmatic and invest in
BOI grows assets to N1.7tn- Aliyua Dikko
The Bank of Industry grew its assets from N683bn in 2016 to N1.7tn in 2021, which was disclosed by the chairman, Board of Directors, and BOI. The Chairman, Board of Directors, BOI, Aliyua Dikko, made this known while delivering his opening remarks at the inauguration of the bank’s second tower
Microsoft acquires process mining technology
Microsoft has acquired Minit, a process mining technology that enables businesses to uncover opportunities for continuous process. The mining technology will help in improvement and better operational efficiency. According to the tech company in its blog post, the acquisition will further empower Microsoft to help its customers digitally transform and
Practitioners: legal profession under threat
By Dooshima Fidelis Stakeholders in the nation’s judiciary have raised concern over the state of affairs in the legal profession in Nigeria with a suggestion that the entire system needed serious radical reforms. According to them, such reforms would curb unethical conduct among practitioners. The stakeholders included the Body of