UBTH engaging private firm to perform lab tests for patients —AMLSN
The Association of Medical Laboratory Scientists of Nigeria, AMLSN, University of Benin Teaching Hospital, UBTH, chapter, has accused the management of the teaching hospital of allegedly engaging the services of a private firm to carry out laboratory analysis for patients in a Federal Government owned institution.
Sheriff’s tenure to end May 21 —PDP NEC
The National Executive Committee, NEC, of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, yesterday, resolved to bring the term of the Ali Modu Sheriff-led executive of the party to an end on May 21.
Forex demand overshoots foreign reserves
LAGOS — Reports from the banking system have indicated that over $30 billion worth of unmet demand for foreign exchange have been piled up at the official window of the foreign exchange market maintained by the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, in the last six months.
Traditional ruler dismisses sex scandal allegation
A traditional ruler, the Olofin of Ilisan Remo in Ikenne Local Government area of Ogun State, Oba Mojeed Olufemi Sonuga has dismissed a sex scandal allegation against him saying it is aimed at blackmailing him.
Bristow Helicopters pays crash victims initial $30,000
lagos—Bristow Helicopters yesterday said it has paid the initial payment of $30, 000 to those involved in its August 2015 helicopter crash into the Lagos Lagoon. This is in compliance with the International Civil Aviation Organisation, ICAO, directive on compensation for crash victims.
Expert tasks furniture makers on growth of industry
The Managing Director of Raumplus, an international interior and furniture design company with its operations in Nigeria, Mr. Adeyanju Adelakun, has urged operators in the furniture industry in Nigeria to focus on customer satisfaction and top class quality in order to bring desired development for the industry.
