Health

LASUTH doctors give Lagos govt 7-day ultimatum over unpaid allowances, salary arrears

LASUTH doctors give Lagos govt 7-day ultimatum over unpaid allowances, salary arrears

By Chioma Obinna LAGOS — Resident doctors at the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital, LASUTH, have given the Lagos State Government a seven-day ultimatum to implement the Specialist Allowance for Grade Level 14 doctors and pay outstanding salary and promotion arrears owed affected members. The doctors, under the aegis of the Association of Resident Doctors, […]
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RCCG donates  to Randle Hospital

RCCG donates to Randle Hospital

The Redeemed Christian Church of God, Lagos Province 44, penultimate week, donated various medical equipment to Randle General Hospital, Surulere in Lagos.

Case against abortion: An appeal for mercy

Case against abortion: An appeal for mercy

When I was growing up in the South-Eastern Nigerian city of Owerri, I remember once when unspeakable crimes were committed, a poor boy was kidnapped, killed for ritual, and cut up like an animal. These acts signified a very dark time for my people. Eventually a group of men were arrested in connection with the crimes, they were swiftly charged, judged, convicted and sentenced to death by firing squad. I remember, albeit with the immature mind of a teenager, that many people accepted and even welcomed this verdict because of the gravity of the crimes the men were convicted of.

Misconduct: PCN delists two pharmacists

Misconduct: PCN delists two pharmacists

TWO pharmacists, Pharm. Ogbonnaya Emmanuel Nduka and Clifford Osonduagwuike Ogbonna, have been delisted from the Pharmacists’ Register for various offences bordering on gross professional misconduct.

Family physicians worry over dearth of medical doctors

Family physicians worry over dearth of medical doctors

Family Physicians have decried the dearth of medical doctors in the country, lamenting the ratio of one doctor to 6,400 patients as against the World Health Organisation WHO, recommendation of one doctor to 600 patients