Americans are spending about 15% of total income on child care, study finds
It amounts to spending an average of $14,070 per year, per infant.
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Ekiti govt targets 200,000 residents for free hypertension, diabetes tests
Tribune Online Ekiti govt targets 200,000 residents for free hypertension, diabetes tests The Governor of Ekiti State, Biodun Oyebanji, has revealed that the state is targeting no fewer than 200,000 residents for
Timothée Chalamet crashes his own look-alike contest after NYPD shut down crowded event
Flanked by bodyguards, the actor briefly posed for photos with his high-cheeked, curly haired doppelgängers.
BUK don clears air on fake lecturer allegation
Tribune Online BUK don clears air on fake lecturer allegation A university don identified as Dr David Iluebe has refuted allegations by Bayero University Kano (BUK) that he and his associate, Mr
Cost-conscious Halloween costumes
Fashion Institute of Technology Professor Stephen Cucci has D.I.Y. costume ideas for a cost-conscious Halloween.
‘Joker: Folie á Deux’ Comes to Digital, But When Will ‘Joker 2’ Be Streaming on Max?
The Joker sequel comes to digital after less than four weeks in theaters.
‘DWTS’ pro Rylee Arnold ‘hard launches’ relationship with USC tight end Walker Lyons
Rylee Arnold, a pro on “Dancing With the Stars,” hard launched her and USC tight end Walker Lyons’ relationship Sunday on social media.
Johnny Depp says he ‘learned’ following past drama, doesn’t ‘have any ill feelings toward anyone’
“Pirates of the Caribbean” star previously described his experiences as a “soap opera.”
Bayelsa confirms receipt of N3bn flood prevention fund from Nigerian gold
The Bayelsa Government has confirmed it received N3 billion flood prevention fund disbursed in August by the Federal Government to flood prone states. Timiore Seipolou, Technical Adviser to Bayelsa Governor on Treasury
AU Teacher Prize winner, Adeeko, bags Microsoft most valuable professional award
Tribune Online AU Teacher Prize winner, Adeeko, bags Microsoft most valuable professional award A multiple-award winning teacher, Olalekan Adeeko, has been declared by Microsoft as the Most Valuable Professional (MVP) in Africa.