And we have treated over 10,000 people at subsidized rates. Most of these things are free. Right now, we have a full fledged hospital and diagnostic center, Healing Stripes Hospital that cost over N200 million. In the past few years, we have treated about 8,000 people. We also have a dialysis center. In March alone, we performed about 80 free dialysis for people. Between January and March, we have had about 560 dialysis intervention for people. There’s Mercy Ship, we take people there free.

The Bayelsa Government says it will support the coastal communities affected by the January 16, 2012 explosion in Chevron’s rig who are now seeking for compensation from the oil company.

The Chief of Naval Staff, Vice Adm. Usman Jubril, on Sunday in Abuja called on Nigerians to stand united with the Federal Government to confront the current national security challenges. Jubril, represented by the Chief of Policy and Plans, Nigerian Navy, Rear Adm. Ameen Ikioda, made this call at the Inter-denominational Church Service to Mark […]

Rev. Bamidele Ibikunle of the Methodist Cathedral of Unity, Abuja, on Sunday appealed to the abductors of the Chibok school girls to release them.

Most Rev. Adebayo Akinde, the Diocesan Bishop of Lagos Mainland, Church of Nigeria, Anglican Communion, on Sunday advised Nigerians to demonstrate high sense of patriotism in the 2015 general elections.

An explosion that killed at least three people in the central Nigerian city of Jos was hidden in a car, police said on Sunday, as an investigation opened into the second deadly blast within a week.

A vehicle conveying petrol on Saturday evening crushed to death, a member of the National Youths Service Corps (NYSC), Mr Muibi Abdulrasa, in Ilesha-Baruba town of Baruten Local Government Area of Kwara.

The All Progressives Congress (APC) has accused the Jonathan-led Federal Government of abdicating its responsibility to Nigerian citizens with the statement attributed to the President that those who are calling for the safe return of the girls should address their protests to the abductors, rather than to the President or the government he leads

The Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Dr Reuben Abati has denied Media Report
s that President Goodluck Jonathan was booed while on a visit to South Africa.

The Presidential Fact-Finding Committee on the Abduction of the Chibok Schoolgirls said on Sunday that it would not sweep any of its findings under the carpet.