Osinbajo flags off integrated medical outreach
FG targets 20m unreached in 409 LGAs By Johnbosco Agbakwuru VICE President Yemi Osinbajo, yesterday flagged off the Integrated Medical Outreach Programme (I-MOP), a nationwide strategic approach to improve immunization outputs and strengthen primary health care. The I-MOP is a programme of the National Primary Health Care Development Agency, NPHCDA, targeting the unreached, underserved and […]
Ereyitomi mourns as Chief Ebimami dies at 80
The Member Representing Warri Federal Constituency in the National House of Assembly Hon. Thomas Ereyitomi has expressed deep sadness on the demise of elder statesman, Chief Emmanuel Ebimami.
Just in: Buhari awards scholarship to 3 science students
President Muhammadu Buhari Monday in Abuja granted full scholarship up to the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree level to three secondary students who emerged winners at the year 2020 Young Nigerian Scientists Presidential Award Competition.
Nigeria Energy Forum to focus on Sustainable Development Goal 7
Nigeria Energy Forum scheduled to hold next month (April) is expected to focus on how the nation can ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all. Focusing on the Sustainable Development Goal 7 (SDG-7), the Forum according to the organiser will bring together 30 energy experts and over 300 participants. The former […]
Edo govt provides support for inferno, windstorm victims in Igueben, Ubiaja
As part of efforts by the Governor Godwin Obaseki-led administration to mitigate the effects of the windstorm and inferno incidences on the people of Igueben Local Government Area (LGA) and Ubiaja, in Esan South East LGA, an Edo State Government delegation visited the affected communities to ascertain the degree of damage caused by the disaster […]
France hits Apple with €1.1bn fine
Tech giant Apple received a fine of 1.1 billion Euros (1.2 billion dollars) from French authorities on Monday for making anti-competitive agreements with two firms in its distribution network.
