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Rape: Journalists charge Obaseki on VAPP implementation
Following the rape and consequent death of Miss Vera Uwaila Omozuwa, the Network of Reproductive Health Journalists of Nigeria, NRHJN has called on the Edo State Governor, Godwin Obaseki, to effect the full implementation of the Violence Against Persons Prohibition Act, VAPP of 2015.
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FCT Covid-19 health workers deny downing tools
Members of the FCT COVID-19 Emergency Response Team have denied media reports that they abandoned their duty posts due to non-payment of their N30,000 daily allowance for April and May by the FCT Administration.
A member of the team, Alabi Adozia, who spoke on behalf of other staff of the FCT P [...]
FCT will fix health sector in phases, says minister
The FCT Administration has revealed that it will be adopting a phase approach in addressing the daunting challenges confronting the health sector in the nation’s capital.
FCT Minister of State, Dr. Ramatu Aliyu, disclosed this at the flag off of sensitization workshop of key stakeholders [...]
Fidelity Bank donates Covid-19 isolation centre to Anambra state
Consistent with its Corporate Social Responsibility, CSR, objectives, Fidelity Bank Plc has handed over a 50-bed capacity isolation c [...]
Appeal Court President: Security agents checking out Dongban-Mensem – Presidency
As controversy continues to rage over the delayed confirmation of Justice M.S Dongban-Mensem as substantive president of the Court of Appeal, the Presidency has said that security agents were still checking out the nominee, while stressing that nobody would stampede President Muhammadu Buhari in carry [...]
John Momoh Elected BOT Chair of Chevening Alumni …Kester Osahenye is President of the Association
Last week, the Chevening Alumni Association of Nigeria, CAAN, elected
members into its Board of Trustees, BOT, as well as into its National
Executive Committee. Dr. John Momoh, Multiple award-winning
broadcaster and Chairman of Channels Media Group was elected&nb [...]
Covid-19: Churches reopen in Abuja · Attendance poor · Churches ignore contact register · FCTA hails compliance By Our Correspondents
Churches reopened their doors to worshippers in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, on Sunday, June 7, 2020 after over two months of being shut due to Covid-19 restrictions put in place by the Federal Government and the Federal Capital Territory Administration to curb the spread of the [...]
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