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– A Nigerian scientist has discovered local
herb with great efficacy for the control of
Cancer
– He shared his knowledge with Nigerian
students in University of Sussex, UK
Professor Isa Hussaini Marte, a professor
of Pharmacology, of University of
Maiduguri, has made the country proud
on Thursday, February 11 at the University
of Sussex, United Kingdom.
Nigeria professor discovers cure for
cancer
The scientist new research discovery has
open a new chapter in search for cure for Marte shared his knowledge with Sussex
Nigerian Society who hosted him in an
event titled “Meet the Nigerian Scientist”.
He narrated to his audience how he
moved to United States in the late 1990s
after his Ph.D and how he was able to
hone his competency as scientists and
had reportedly received research grant in
excess of $5 million to research into
cancer.
The scientist explained how he and his
team investigated rationale for the
traditional uses of Nigerian medicinal
plants in the process discovered novel
plants with anti-cancer properties.
He said: “We are working to develop cancer
therapy from Nigerian traditional plants. We
have conducted an extensive screening of
many plants with anti-cancer properties,
tested them in cell and animal models. Our
research has created an evidence base to
demonstrate that eight naturally growing
medicinal plants in Nigeria have strong anti-
cancer properties, especially against breast
cancer.”
the dread Cancer disease with his
discovery of Nigerian traditional herbs
that show substantial efficacy against
cancer, better than the currently used
cancer drugs. Commending Professor Marte’s research
effort, Nigerian acting High Commissioner
in London, Adah Simon Ogah, stated that
he was impressed that such ground-
breaking research was carried out in
Nigeria.
He called on the Nigerian scientist to
continue his research as it shows promise
for solving world problem and positively
influence the global reputation of Nigeria.

Nigeria planning $25bn infrastructure fund: Abuja - Nigeria plans to set up a $25bn inf rastructure fund to invest in the transport and energy sectors in Africa's most populous nation, a spokesperson for Vice President Yemi Osinbajo said on Thursday. Laolu Akande said money for the planned fund would come from local and international sources including Nigeria's sovereign wealth fund and domestic pension funds. "The vice president disclosed that other sovereign wealth funds have already indicated an interest in the fund, which would be used to address the nation's decaying road, rail and power infrastructures," said Akande. He did not say when exactly the fund would be set up. The nation of 170 million people is Africa's top oil producer, but it requires infrastructure development to help boost economic growth. The West African nation's economy, the biggest on the continent, has been hammered by the fall in oil prices. The country relies on crude exports for around 70% of government revenues. Osinbajo, who has been asked to oversee economic policy by President Muhammadu Buhari, referred to the infrastructure fund proposals while speaking to diplomats, including ambassadors from Italy and Canada, the vice presidency said in a statement. Osinbajo also reiterated the administration's view that Nigeria's currency, the naira, does not need to be devalued, the statement said. "It is not a solution. We are not exporting significantly. The way things are, devaluation will not help the local economy," he was quoted as saying. His comments come days after former central bank governor Lamido Sanusi said Nigeria would have to devalue and loosen monetary policy to stimulate its economy. The naira was officially devalued last November and underwent a de facto devaluation again in February. Godwin Emefiele, the current central bank governor, has repeatedly said the currency was "appropriately" priced and has ruled out another naira devaluation. Reuters

2015 OAU POST-UTME and DIRECT ENTRY
EXERCISE
The 2015 Post-Utme Screening Exercise of
Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife will take
place on Saturday, August 8, 2015 by 10.00am in
various centres in Ile-Ife. All candidates are
expected to be seated latest by 9:00am.
Candidates who chose OAU as their 1st or 2nd
choice and scored 200 and above in the last
UTME are eligible to participate in the exercise.
Also, Direct Entry candidates who chose OAU as
their 1st or 2nd choice are to register and come
for the screening exercise on thesame date.
All candidates should register online on
eportal.oauife.edu.ng or oauife.edu.ng. To
register, each candidate will require a scratch
card available at the sum of Seven Thousand Seven
Hundred Naira only (N7,700.00) from OAU Micro Finance Bank in OAU. CLOSING DATE "August 7 2015"

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A report on the website of Radio France International (RFI) has revealed that some members of the terrorist group, Boko Haram are of the christian faith. According to the report, little is known about the Islamist sect and much public information about them is not correct. READ ALSO: Sanusi Urges Muslims To Stay With The Times The European Conference on African Studies set to hold this week gave Nigerian researchers an opportunity to meet in Paris and took part in a round table entitled “Within and around Boko Haram in Nigeria”. Read the comments of two researchers below: Ini Dele-Adedeji (School of Oriental and African Studies): * Boko Haram’s pledged allegiance to the Islamic State “Transnational, international aims – I have not seen evidence to support that. So I think they want to carve out a Sharia state in a part of northern Nigeria. But I don’t think they intend for it to cover the whole of sub-Saharan Africa.” Murray Last: University College of London: 1. Lack of knowledge about Boko Haram “The real problem of Boko Haram is that no one has actually infiltrated them or if they have, they haven’t come out, or they’ve joined them. So the level of knowledge about the insides of Boko Haram is remarkedly small.” 2. Boko Haram leadership – Abubakar Shekau “If you analyse the photographs you seem to have so many people that might be Shekau. Shekau has been pronounced dead by the Nigerian press and army so many times. So what one’s dealing with is quite possibly the title of leader like Shekau, which could be applied to anyone.” 3. Number of fighters, salary and Christians “It’s almost certainly bound to be about 5,000, but some people put the numbers up way higher. The other problem is that of course as far as we know it’s quite a good job, at one point you could be paid 400 dollars a month for just simply joining them, you wouldn’t have to go fighting, you would spend your first months doing logistics or training. It’s quite profitable joining Boko Haram because you not only loot places, but you share the loot out at the end. And the third point that I think is important to realise is that there are plenty of Christians who are part of Boko Haram because it’s a job.”

ISIS is one of the strongest and most radical islamic terrorist organisations. This set of answers to main questions about ISIS will help you to imagine how horrible and powerful they are. The Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) also known as the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) or simply Islamic State (IS) is an Islamic extremist rebel group controlling territory in at least four countries, including Libya, Nigeria, Iraq, Syria with operations or affiliates in Lebanon, Egypt, and other areas of the Middle East,North and West Africa,South, and Southeast Asia. 1. Leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi: Very little is known about al-Baghdadi, but a biography posted on jihadist websites in 2013 said he earned a doctorate in Islamic studies from a university in Baghdad. Part of the Iraqi insurgency, Baghdadi was arrested in 2006 and held at Camp Bucca, an American prison in Iraq. Baghdadi joined al- Qaeda following his release. Now, he is the most wanted and feared terrorist in the world, with a $10 million bounty on his head. 2.Why do they exist? ISIS exist to spread Islam and Islamic rule across the lands of the classical Abassid Caliphate and further even into the Iberian Peninsula. As such, ISIS shows little understanding of the very checkered history of the Caliphate. In this, ISIS tends to be a type of romantic movement but an incredibly brutal one. Many Sunnis in Iraq (and Syria) feel disenfranchised by either the Alawite rule of Bashar al-Assad in Damascus or the Shi’ite rule of Nouri al-Maliki in Baghdad. I think many Sunnis look upon ISIS as the only effective opposition to, especially, the regime in Baghdad. I am not sure but I suspect that the loyalty does not go much deeper. 3. Origin ISIS’ beginnings can be traced to the Second Gulf War in 2003, when the U.S., along with a small coalition of other nations, invaded Iraq and toppled dictator Saddam Hussein. Amongst the diverse insurgency fighting coalition forces and new Iraqi government was the extremist Islamic group al-Qaida in Iraq. ISIS was formed out of the al-Qaida affiliate in 2013 and led by Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi. 4. Aim The aim of ISIS is to create an Islamic state, referred to as a caliphate, across Sunni areas of Iraq and in Syria. 5. Funds The Islamic State is one of the best-funded terrorist organizations operating today. With private financiers allegedly coming from Qatar, Yemen and Saudi Arabia, the Islamic State also controls several oil fields, operates complex extortion schemes throughout its territory and heavily taxes the people living under its rule.