Abuja Clinics revolutinises cardiac diagnosis with Lightspeed VCT
Regular screening with cutting edge technology of Nigerians who have attained the age of 40 and above, has been recommended as is the way forward in controlling the morbidity and mortality of cardiovascular disorders (CVDs) in Nigeria.
Lagos teachers suspend strike
The one-month-old teachers’ strike in Lagos over the implementation of the Teachers Salary Structure has been called off as teachers, pupils and students are expected to resume today.
Pope appoints 2 Nigerians into Pontifical Council
The Spiritual Leader of the Roman Catholic Church, Pope Benedict XVI, has appointed the Founder and National Coordinator of the Holy Family Society of Nigeria, Sir David Osunde and wife, Lady Mary-Joan Osatohanmwem, members of the Pontifical Council for the Family.
NIMASA/DPR collaborates on capacity building
The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, NIMASA, and the Department of Petroleum Resources, DPR have resolved to collaborate in the area of quality shipping and capacity development of indigenous operators in the Nigerian maritime industry.
NPA kicks against non -inclusion in new shipping line
A group, Maritime Professionals Association (MPA), the initiators of the newly approved national shipping line, the Maritime Professional Association (MPA) has kicked against their non-inclusion in the setting up the shipping firm threatening to take legal action against the authorities.
Nigeria submits to IMO voluntary audit scheme
The Federal Ministry of Transport, through the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, NIMASA, has subscribed to the International Maritime Organization, IMO, member state Voluntary Audit Scheme.
