‘One in 3 residents of oil communities at risk of kidney disease’
Uyo—KIDNEY specialist, Dr. Udeme Ekrikpo of the University of Uyo Teaching Hospital, UUTH, has raised concerns over the growing cases of kidney failure in oil-producing communities of Niger Delta region, saying one in every three persons residing in any oil-producing community is a potential kidney disease patient.
DEBT PROFILE: Instead of alleged N220bn debt, I left N20bn credit – Mimiko
Akure—THE immediate past governor of Ondo state, Dr Olusegun Mimiko, yesterday refuted the allegation by his sucessor in office, Rotimi Akeredolu of a N220 billion debt, saying rather, he left about N20 billion in the state’s coffer.
Lassa fever: LUTH discharges 150, 40 still under watch
The Lagos University Teaching Hospital, LUTH, yesterday said it has discharged 150 of its personnel that were placed under surveillance for Lassa fever following an outbreak that left two persons dead and five doctors infected.
Nwoye, Obaze in peace moves
THE camps of Dr. Tony Nwoye, the APC candidate and that of Mr. Oseloka Obaze, the candidate of the PDP are moving to limit potential damages from rivals who lost out in the respective primaries of the two parties. Dr. Nwoye, according to sources, has met with all those who lost out in the party primaries with the notable exception of Senator Andy Uba, his closest rival in the APC primaries.
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CROWNING OF 21 OBAS: Ibadan city’s game changer
IBADAN — With the coronation of 21 new kings in Ibadan on Sunday, the history of the cosmopolitan city, especially in the traditional institution has changed. While greater percentage of the Ibadan indigenes are not opposed to what people described as a giant stride taken by Governor Abiola Ajimobi, others are afraid that the move could usher in violence and unhealthy competition among contenders for the stool in the future.
