EFCC asks court to strike out N200bn suit

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) yesterday asked an Ikeja High Court to strike out the suit instituted against it by some companies believed to be owned by the family of the former Chairman of the Intercontinental bank Plc, Dr Erastus Akingbola and their business associates.
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Hygeia obtains fiscal partnership for growth plans

By Naomi Uzor Hygeia, owners of Lagoon Hospitals, Lagos have secured over $26m of strategic financial partnership with Satya Capital, IFC and FMO (the Netherlands Development Finance Company) to support the organisation’s plans for considerable growth and quality improvements in key areas of its integrated healthcare business. Good Health Weekly gathered that Satya’s equity investment […]

LUTH begins free lip/palate surgery

…as 119 matriculate into  School of Health Information By Sola Ogundipe A TOTAL of 119 students have been admitted into the School of Health Information Management of the Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH), Idi-Araba, Lagos, just as the health institution is kicking off a free lip and palate surgery week today. A statement by the […]

HIV: NIMSA seeks relevance in policy making

By Olayinka Latona For Nigeria to achieve the goal of universal access to HIV and AIDS treatment  Federal government must first involve the youths in policy making and invest more in the health sector while focusing on the grassroots. National Director, Reproductive Health and AIDS, Nigeria Medical Student Association observed during a public lecture to […]

CRH, Population Council extend HIV awareness to Okada riders

By Chioma Obinna RISK groups in hard-to- reach areas in Nigeria need to have access to HIV& AIDS messages, so that the gains of the 2007 National HIV Reproductive Health Survey, which show appreciable reduction in prevalence may be consolidated. This was the message during a five-day free testing and counseling programme organised by the […]

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