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Forceful arrests in Nigeria: Experts weigh balance between national security, constitutional rights

Forceful arrests in Nigeria: Experts weigh balance between national security, constitutional rights

By Precious Enaike & Tolu Folorunsho Across Nigeria, forceful arrests have become one of the most visible and controversial features of law enforcement. Dramatic scenes of security operatives scaling fences, breaking gates and forcing their way into homes increasingly dominate public discourse. Read Also: PFIPC: Police arrest Adeyemi’s father amid ongoing forgery probe From ordinary […]
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Abia State: Problem of refurbishing hospitals persists

Abia State: Problem of refurbishing hospitals persists

The present government in Abia state is making efforts to refurbish the health sector. In the last two years or thereabout, the government has established two ultra modern Diagnostic Centres in Umuahia, the state capital and Aba, the commercial city.

CROSS RIVER State: Poor power supply, a huge challenge

CROSS RIVER State: Poor power supply, a huge challenge

THE Healthcare facilities in Cross River State comprise significantly of those owned and operated by the Federal Government which are the University of Calabar Teaching Hospital, UCTH and the Psychiatric Hospital both located in Calabar; and the state government owned secondary and primary healthcare institutions which are spread all over the state.

Iyayi, Death and a Gov’s Convoy: Tragedy at the edge of victory

Iyayi, Death and a Gov’s Convoy: Tragedy at the edge of victory

Are the drivers in the convoy of Governor Idris Wada of Kogi State reckless or fate simply played a cruel joke on the governor to give him negative publicity? Four fatal crashes involving Wada’s convoy in 11 months make this question apt. Death toll from the incidents is five. This is inspite of the sacking of four Kogi Government House drivers on the orders of Governor Wada just so discipline can be instilled. Interestingly, Wada’s convoy is described as a crawling-convoy because of the slow speed of between 60kmph and 80kmph that he has ordered as limit.

Nigeria: Health sector is suffering so much neglect

Nigeria: Health sector is suffering so much neglect

Nigeria is indisputably Africa’s biggest producer of oil. At the world rating, it is in the top fifteen. It is also the world’s 4th biggest exporter; exporting 2.1 million barrels each day. This background presupposes a nation that is well sitting on wealth.

Yobe state: Battling with health problems

Yobe state: Battling with health problems

Being an agrarian state where most of the people are peasants and live through subsistence means, the people of Yobe have before this administration, been struggling to cope with the high cost of health care services.

How Golden Eaglets Conquered the world

How Golden Eaglets Conquered the world

Asia has been a good hunting ground for the Golden Eaglets, since the maiden edition of the FIFA U-17 World Cup was held in China in 1985.

We hope to keep these boys together  – Coach Garba

We hope to keep these boys together – Coach Garba

Coach Manu Garba is a devout Moslem. Humble and unassuming, Garba has steered the Eaglets to great heights at the 2013 FIFA u-17 World Cup final, which ended at the Mohamed Bin Zayed Stadium in Abu Dhabi, with the Golden Eaglets of Nigeria beating Mexico 3 -0, which was a great show of football artistry by youngsters.