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The Nasarawa State Primary Healthcare Development Agency (NSPHCDA), in collaboration with UNICEF has announced that a massive polio outbreak response campaign is scheduled to commence on Saturday, March 28, with…
…We’re ready for a credible exercise – Idris, Masari The ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) has declared its readiness for read more 8,453 delegates land in Abuja as APC set for national convention
Iowa State forward Joshua Jefferson remains a game-time decision for Friday night's Sweet 16 game against Tennessee and said he's hoping to play if there is just "a little bit of pain" from his low ankle sprain.
Boston College hired UConn assistant Luke Murray as its next head coach, the school announced Thursday.
Rookie Kevin McGonigle hit the first pitch he saw for a bases-loaded, two-run double and became the youngest MLB player with four or more hits on Opening Day since 1990.
Brewers starter Jacob Misiorowski and four relievers buried the White Sox in an avalanche of 20 strikeouts, the first time a team has recorded that many in nine innings on Opening Day.
When the new era of Caps hockey begins, the young defenseman will be at the forefront.
Mexico’s central bank resumed its monetary easing cycle after a brief pause, signaling concern over a weakening economy even as consumer inflation accelerates, driven by domestic pressures and the fallout from weeks of war in Iran.
Ahead of the 2027 general elections, a major revolt is brewing in the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, in Kwara State, DAILY POST reports. Concerned stakeholders in the party have now warned that the party may lose its stronghold if urgent measures are not put in place, according to an integrity group within the party. […] Revolt brews in Kwara APC against Gov Abdulrazaq over alleged exclusion
Google is expanding access to Search Live, a feature that lets you search for information using your voice and camera. The AI search assistant is now available in more than 200 countries and territories, as well as dozens of languages, according to an announcement on Thursday. Search Live rolled out broadly in the US last September, allowing you to point your phone's camera at something and ask about it aloud, such as how to install a shelving unit. The AI assistant will then offer an audio response, along with links to information it finds on the web. Video: Google Google says it's powering the global expansion of Search Live with its new … Read the full story at The Verge.
Amazon’s Big Spring Sale has delivered discounts on wearables like the latest Apple Watch SE 3 and Fitbit’s Charge 6. But they’re not exactly cheap even though they’re on sale. If you want something under $100, the Fitbit Inspire 3 has returned to its all-time low price of $69.95 ($30 off) at Amazon, Best Buy, and Target. Fitbit Inspire 3 Where to Buy: $99.95 $69.95 at Amazon $99.95 $69.95 at Walmart $99.95 $69.95 at Best Buy The wearable nails the essentials, accurately tracking basic health and fitness metrics. It’s a fine choice if you only want to track steps, though it can go deeper, offering features such as irregular heart rate alerts, sleep insights, and tools for managing stress. The tracker itself is lightweight and comfortable enough to wear while you sleep (The Verge’s Victoria Song sometimes forgot she was even wearing it). Details are easy to read on its bright OLED display, and the tracker can last up to ten days on a single charge. If you don’t want to wear it on your wrist, you can remove it from the band and use it with a clip attachment instead. Unsurprisingly, this budget-friendly Fitbit lacks features found in pricier models. You’ll need to pay more to get advanced health tools like blood oxygen tracking and EKGs. There’s also no contactless payments, built-in GPS, or smart features like support for Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant (most of which the Fitbit Charge 6 offers). Instead, the tracker just sticks to simple notifications, alarms, and timers, which keeps things easy to use and avoids unnecessary distractions. Read our hands-on impressions of the Fitbit Inspire 3.
Italy finally won a match in the World Cup playoffs. Now the four-time champion needs to win one more to avoid failing to qualify for a third straight time.
