How to curb quackery in Nursing

How to curb quackery in Nursing

Quackery is the promotion of deceitful or an ill-formed medical practice. A quack is a fraudulent or ignorant pretender to medical skills or a person who pretends, professionally, or publicly to have skills, knowledge, qualifications, and credentials he or she does not possess. Who is a Nurse A Nurse is an individual who has received […]
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EFCC gifts Lagos Diezani’s seized apartment for Covid-19 care

EFCC gifts Lagos Diezani’s seized apartment for Covid-19 care

By Soni Daniel – Abuja The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission on Friday handed over the luxury flats, which it had seized from former Petrolem Minister, Diezani Alison-Madueke, to the Lagos State Government to use as one of it isolation centres. The property, which consists of six flats of three bedrooms and a boys’ quarters […]

COVID-19: Nigerians returning from Bangkok to pay N297,600 for hotel, isolation

COVID-19: Nigerians returning from Bangkok to pay N297,600 for hotel, isolation

By Victoria Ojeme The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has directed Nigerian evacuees from Bangkok to pay a total of N297,600 for their hotel, isolation and quarantine upon arrival in Nigeria as a precondition for their airlift. A statement by the Embassy of Nigeria in Bangkok, Thailand, signed by the Head of Chancery, Nicholas Uhomoibhi, said […]

COVID-19: Twitter unveils new emoji in gratitude to frontline workers

COVID-19: Twitter unveils new emoji in gratitude to frontline workers

Twitter has unveiled a new emoji showing two hands forming a heart. The emoji appears whenever users type “#thankful” or “#gratitude” or any variation of the hashtags. ALSO READ: China’s city quarantines thousands over new coronavirus cluster The idea for the new emoji came after the social media site saw an increase in people using the […]

COVID 19: Ekiti gets over N600m donations, records four new cases

COVID 19: Ekiti gets over N600m donations, records four new cases

Rotimi Ojomoyela – Ado Ekiti The Ekiti State government on Friday disclosed that the state has received over N600 million donations from philanthropists and private organisations since the lockdown was pronounced by Governor Kayode Fayemi, in respect of the Coronavirus spread. The government also revealed that it has recorded new four cases, which involved three […]

COVID-19: Edo govt tests 820 persons, tracing 715 contacts

COVID-19: Edo govt tests 820 persons, tracing 715 contacts

As part of improved measures to contain the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic in Edo State, the government has revved up the screening and testing of residents across the state’s 18 Local Government Areas (LGAs), testing over 820 persons in the state. Commissioner for Health, Dr Patrick Okundia, who disclosed this to journalists in Benin City, reassured […]

Mourinho ‘desperate’ for Premier League return

Mourinho ‘desperate’ for Premier League return

Tottenham manager Jose Mourinho says he is “desperate” for the return of Premier League action despite mounting concerns about the English top-flight’s restart plans. Several stars including Sergio Aguero, Raheem Sterling and Danny Rose have gone public with fears about resuming the season during the coronavirus crisis. Some top-flight bosses are also understood to have […]

AFAN hails Prof Gambari over appointment as CoS

AFAN hails Prof Gambari over appointment as CoS

By Gabriel Ewepu – Abuja The All Farmers Association of Nigeria, AFAN, Friday, hailed Professor Ibrahim Gambari over the appointment as new Chief of Staff, CoS, to President Muhammadu Buhari amid the raging Coronavirus, COVID-19, pandemic. This was contained in a statement signed by the National President, AFAN, Arc Kabir Ibrahim, where the association expressed […]

Coronavirus could cause 28 million cancelled surgeries globally ―Study

Coronavirus could cause 28 million cancelled surgeries globally ―Study

Some 28.4 million planned surgeries could be cancelled or postponed globally due to the new coronavirus pandemic, according to new research warning that huge backlogs risk “potentially devastating” consequences for patients and health systems. The study, published this week in the British Journal of Surgery, modelled the expected number of elective operations that would be […]