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Nigeria: DSS Invites Apostle Suleiman For Interrogation
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The Department of State Services, DSS, has invited Apostle Johnson Suleiman of the Omega Fire Ministries World wide, OFM, for interrogations on Monday by 10 am.
Former Delta State Governor, James Ibori may have spent some time in a UK Prison but that did nothing to diminish his political strength. According to Senator Peter Nwaoboshi, Ibori pulled off major political moves from prison. Some of the things Ibori did from prison include: 1. Supporting a Senate President 2. Installing the speaker of the house of representatives 3. Making his daughter a lawmaker 4. He made Senators 5. Ibori made a governor
A Lagos-based woman has given birth to a baby with two heads, at Med-in specialist hospital, Osogbo street in the State. The birth came as a surprise on Tuesday, as various scans indicated that the woman was to deliver a set of twins. Due to the complexity of the case, both mother and baby had to be transferred to the Lagos state university teaching hospital (LUTH) for advanced care. According to a nurse who was present for the delivery at Med-In hospital, two cots had been prepared to receive twins but to their astonishment, the baby was conjoined. She said: "This is the first time I am seeing anything like this. I have watched it in movies but seeing it in real life was such an experience for me. Thankfully, the surgeon ensured that they survived.As I speak to you, the mother doesn't know the condition of the babies. She still believes and expects to carry her twins. We haven't told her yet. Only her husband was brought into the theatre to see his children and he w...
Rising from the National Executive Council ( NEC) meeting held at the National Trauma Centre, National Hospital Abuja, the National Association of Resident Doctors(NARD) has declared a 7- day warning strike starting from today, Wednesday January 18, 2017 through Midnight of Tuesday ,January 24, 2017. NARD urges all centres to participate and to ensure compliance. This is due to federal government’s insensitivity and arrogance towards the genuine NARD demands for the soul of the Nigerian Health sector. As at the last World Health Organisation (WHO) ranking in the later part of 2015 , the World Health Organization ranked Nigeria 187 out of 191 countries in its ranking of the world’s health systems. This means the country’s health care system is only better than that of three countries, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Central African-Republic, and Myanmar. Our neighbouring countries such as Ghana, Togo, Niger, Mali, Chad ranked better than Nigeria with 135,152, 170, 163 and 178 respe...
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