Court orders firm to evacuate products from impounded vessels in N-Delta
Yenagoa—The Federal Government, yesterday, handed over the court order, authorising the Nigeria Navy to allow the management of Femix Impex Company (Nigeria) Limited to evacuate the products in two vessels that were arrested by the Navy in the coastal region of Niger Delta.
Fashola reinstates sacked doctors
The Lagos State Government on Thursday said it has recalled all the 788 doctors sacked earlier this month for allegedly participating on what it termed illegal strike action.
Five feared dead as truck with PMS explodes
No fewer than five persons were feared dead on Thursday in a multiple accident that occurred at Ibafo, a few kilometers to Redeemed Camp, around Danko Village, along the Lagos-Ibadan expressway when a trailer loaded with Premium Motor Spirit, PMS rammed into some trucks parked along the Expressway.
How German hostage, 4 others were killed in failed rescue mission
KANO – A German national, Edgar Fritz Raupach, who was abducted by suspected Nigerian militant group since January 26 2012 was killed by his abductors, Thursday morning in a botched rescue mission by the Special security forces.
T-R-A-G-E-D-Y: UNN undergraduate hangs self
Nsukka: Barely two weeks after A 400 level Medical Laboratory student of Ebonyi State University, EBSU, Mr Michael Onwe, was discovered hanging dead in his room in Abakaliki, tragedy has struck again, this time, at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka main campus, Enugu State as a 300 level Physic/Astronomy student was found hanging dead in an open stadium of the university.
Operators have growing opportunity in $23b mHealth market–GSMA study
A the ongoing Mobile Health summit holding in Cape Town, South Africa, new report from GSMA has revealed that there is increasing demand for mobile health services, predicting that the market will be worth US$23 billion by 2017.
