All research works certainly have a purpose behind them but not all of them can be described as appropriate and rightly directed. Research work is purposeful and appropriate when its outcome can be used to solve problems of national development. National Development is the ability of a country to improve the social welfare of the…

A new study published in the Annals of Internal Medicine has warned that having sex could spread coronavirus and has advised that couples take preventative steps in the bedroom. This includes avoiding kissing, showering before and after sex, and even wearing masks while having sex. In the study, researchers from Harvard University ranked different sexual scenarios,…

A cure for baldness might soon be available after scientists grew hair on mice, using human stem cells. This breakthrough could lead to an unlimited supply of locks for millions who are bald. The only solution for men presently is transplanting hair follicles from one part of the head to the other. The new cure…

In a US Medical research, it has been discovered that toxic masculinity is bad for men's health as it can lead to isolation is old age according to a report by Thr Daily Mail. Toxic masculinity, an attitude that incorporates a belief in 'real men', impacts men's social relationships, health, well-being, and overall happiness, the…

Enugu Gov. Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi on Tuesday inaugurated the reconstituted Governing Board of Enugu State University of Science and Technology (ESUT), with Catholic Bishop, Prof. Godfrey Onah

Associate pro-vice-chancellor international, Aston University, Birmingham, United Kingdom (UK), Kathy Daniels, has stated that for institutions to make a global impact that would translate to solving real-life problems

No one needs to be told that Nigeria is not working. The agonies of underdevelopment are so stark and cruel that it shows on the faces and the actions of those who bear the brunt most directly—the Nigerian masses.

President of the African Development Bank (AfDB), Akinwumi Adesina has disclosed that the size of food and agriculture in Africa will rise to $1tr by 2030.

We have all seen this happen to family members, colleagues, and friends, time and time again: corporate professionals, who after giving years of good performance are being laid off, as companies look to hire younger people at lower pay.

University teachers must come up with cutting-edge researches that would provide solutions to societal problems. With the socio-economic problems confronting the nation, our tertiary institutions must be able to solve organisational problems, which will invariably rub off on their students.

A professor of pharmacology at the University of Maiduguri, Prof. Isa Marte Hussaini, has decried government’s failure to fund Research and Development (R&D) in the country.

Asian companies, especially Chinese, are constantly being accused by Western manufacturers and media of stealing and copying ideas, and infringing patent rights. But this is not the case. Reverse Engineering is perfectly legal and, indeed, the most efficient method of adapting products to emerging market needs.