TV Reports

Coal is likely to become a popular source of energy in Nigeria as the nation moves to intensify mining activities and boost production, contrary to global plans to transit to clean energy sources.

The Nigerian government has approved N10 billion to reclaim the desert along 11 front line states in the northern part of the country. Disregard the $10 billion mentioned in the narration in the report.

Government initiative aimed at involving women in the protection of water facilities is likely to be frustrated, no thanks to socio-cultural factors wherein women are not to be seen in some communities in Nigeria.

Statistics shows that most Nigerians do not have access to good health care services despite promises made by government over the years. Critics say the country’s health system will remain in a poor state unless the fundamental problems confronting it are addressed.

The World Health Organisation is calling on countries to “Get Ready for plain Packaging” of tobacco products to discourage more people from smoking. Meanwhile, tobacco consumption causes the death of more than six million people worldwide every year.

The biological effects and medical applications of radiation from wireless communication technologies and domestic gadgets have been debatable. The World Health Organisation (WHO) states that more than 25,000 articles have been published over the last 30 years on the subject. This report looks at what happens when we are exposed to to electromagnetic frequencies and how we may protect ourselves.

People often buy the quality of cookware that fits their budget. After all, the end result of a cooked meal is what matters the most. Studies have it that the wrong kind of cookware could be endangering your health.

Condoms have been the most effective way to prevent sexual transmission of HIV. For discordant couples who want children, this can be a challenge. This report shows how a new drug on trial can give these couples hope.