Teenager sells 18-month-old baby for N300,000 in Enugu

ENUGU—AN 18-year-old mother, Okike Ezinne, has sold her 18-month-old baby, Chisom Raphael for N300,000 to a suspected child trafficker in a business deal facilitated by one Gloria Okafor, 46, who is from Umudi, Lokpanta in Abia State.
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Ife Development Union praises Sijuade at remembrance

Osogbo—The 50th late Ooni of Ife, Oba Okunade Sijuwade, Olubuse 11, has been described as a traditional ruler whose political ideology because of his love for his community and his people was completely misunderstood in many quarters.

NOC issues Zika virus guidelines to Team Nigeria

AS the zero hour approaches swiftly for the 2016 Summer Olympics which begins in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil from August 5 -21 and the Paralympic Games scheduled for September 7 -18, the Nigeria Olympic Committee Medical and Scientific Commission has issued guidelines to athletes and officials to prevent the spread of Zika virus pre and post Rio 2016.
Chairman of NOC Medical and Scientific Commission, Dr Akin Amao said that following the guidelines issued by WHO to prevent the spread of Zika virus in the context of the Rio 2016 Summer Olympic and Paralympic Games, it has become important for every Nigerian going to Brazil to embrace the guidelines to’’help you stay safe and healthy’’.
According to the guidelines, pregnant women are advised not to travel to Brazil.
At the games, travellers should prevent mosquito bites by using insect repellent and protective clothing. Practice safe sex, including the consistent and correct use of condoms, or abstain from sex during their stay in Brazil.
After the Games, women who discover they are pregnant during their travel or shortly after returning from Brazil should contact their healthcare providers for counselling about Zika virus risks and pregnancy management.
After the Games, all travellers should practice safer sex, including the correct and consistent use of condoms, or abstain from sex for at least eight weeks after their return.
Men who experience symptoms of Zika virus disease during or after their return, should adopt safer sex practices or abstain from sex for at least six months.
Pregnant women whose sexual partners travelled to Brazil should observe safer sex practices or abstain from sex for the duration of their pregnancy. Couples or women planning a pregnancy should wait at least 8 weeks after return from Brazil before trying to conceive; and 6 months if the male partner was symptomatic.
All travellers should use personal protective measures such as insect repellent for at least three weeks after returning from the Games to avoid being bitten and potentially spreading the infection to other people through mosquito bites.
Travellers should not donate blood for at least four weeks after departure from Brazil to reduce the potential risk of onwards transmission.

Akoko Elders Forum picks Boroffice

Ahead of the October governorship elections in Ondo State, Senator Robert Ajayi Boroffice, who represents Ondo North Senatorial District defeated other governorship aspirants from Akoko North at a screening conducted by Akoko Elders Forum.

Professor Johnbull’s timely arrival

When we were growing up in the 1970s and 1980s, there were many items on radio and television and around us that helped us to grow into what we have become today. The television itself was archaic.

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