‘Ogogoro don dey sour’ but its ban is not a remedy (2)
ADMITTEDLY, adulterated ogogoro has wreaked havoc on the Nigerian psyche but a wholesale ban on ogogoro is not only unjust but also counter-productive.
EDO CENTRAL: Inegbeniki ‘ll reclaim mandate at tribunal, say activists
Niger Delta Oil Producing Communities Agenda, NIDOCA, has expressed confidence that the All Progressives Congress, APC, senatorial candidate for Edo Central in the last National Assembly election, Chief Francis Inegbeniki, would reclaim his mandate at the tribunal.
Emenike to replace Gyan at Al Ain
Emmanuel Emenike is set for a loan move to Al Ain in the UAE to replace Ghana striker Asamoah Gyan, who is moving to China.
LASUTH doctors empower Police with basic life support skills
TO fill the gaps in emergency response skills among first responders in Lagos, members of the Association of Resident Doctors of the Lagos University Teaching Hospital, LASUTH-ARD, last week trained officers and men of the Nigeria Police, on basic life support during emergencies.
The training was conducted for Area F Command, GRA, Ikeja alongside free medical outreach for members of the Force, even as the doctors called on the Federal Government to incorporate basic life training into the curriculum of the Nigeria Police College.
Court acquits driver of firearms possession after 4 years
Ikeja—An Ikeja High Court on Wednesday acquitted a 25-year-old driver, Ben Akure, of illegal possession of firearms due to insufficient evidence.
Sierra Leone extends Ebola curfews indefinitely
Ebola-hit Sierra Leone said on Wednesday it will extend curfews placed on its worst-affected communities last month until the deadly virus has been eradicated.
