After japa… When the dream meets reality
THE photograph usually comes first. A young Nigerian stands at the airport, passport in hand, luggage beside him, smiling as family members gather for one last embrace.
Affordable health-care service in Ebonyi taken to the hinterlands, deteriorating in Kogi
THE Health sector among other key sectors in the State had nonetheless received the attention of the present administration of Governor Martin Elechi since it came on board on May 29, 2007.
Kaduna: Dearth of Medical workers hits crisis point
A woman, maybe in her 20s, dressed in hijab, was helped by two others more elderly ones into a decrepit, match box size room that had only a rickety bed and worn out mattress at the Hunkuyi Primary Health Care Centre, in Hunkuyi Local Area (LGA) of Kaduna state.
Nigeria: Health sector is suffering so much neglect (2)
The FederalCapitalTerritory, Abuja has 13 government hospitals, spread across the 6 area councils, namely, General hospitals, Abuja Area Municipal Council(AMAC) located in Nyanya, Abaji, Gwagwalada, Kwali, Kuje and Bwari, including those located in the federal capital city.
Lagos Health sector: Things are looking up
Currently, Lagosians enjoy the best of both worlds in terms of government and private health institutions. Government health institutions have strong presence at Federal and State levels and leading the pack is the 52-year-old Lagos University Teaching Hospital, LUTH, Idi Araba, widely acknowleged as one of the nation’s “Centres of Medical Excellence”.
OJUDE OBA 2013: Crown head’ll always return home
WE are once again gathered in this magnificent edifice for yet another Ojude Oba Festival. Ojude Oba Festival as you are all aware, is an important event in our community as a people, being the only festival of its type celebrated in South-West, Nigeria by all and sundry without religious barrier and bequeathed to us by our forefathers centuries ago.
