[ad_1] “Prof, God has done it again for me and my family. The native doctor that gave us spiritual quit notice that led to the death of my only son last year is now in total trouble. When I got the oil you sent to me and followed the instructions, four days thereafter the juju…
[ad_1] A former Nigeria’s Minister of Youths and Sports Development, Damishi Tonson Sango, has said the football he received as a gift from the legendary Edson Arantes Do Nacimento, otherwise known as Pele, when he hosted him in 2000 is one of his most precious possessions. The undisputed king of football passed away on Thursday,…
[ad_1] Careers Tips to manage office stress and boost productivity Wednesday January 04 2023 Tips to manage office stress and boost productivity. PHOTO | POOL Let us collectively decide that 2023 will be the year that we dramatically reduce our workplace-related stress and lead more fulfilling lives. Psychologists at the University of Hawaii dictate that…
[ad_1] Economy Kenyan exporters earn billions in exchange gains in Q3 Wednesday January 04 2023 Flowers being packed in cartons for export. Kenya is the world’s fourth-biggest flower exporter. PHOTO | KELVIN MWENDWA | NMG Kenyan exporters have booked billions of shillings in exchange gains from a weaker shilling as the Central Bank of Kenya’s…
[ad_1] Economy Kenya to keep off fresh Covid-19 travel restrictions on China as infections soar Wednesday January 04 2023 Health Cabinet Secretary, Susan Nakhumicha. PHOTO | NMG Kenya will not join a host of countries imposing stringent Covid-19 travel restrictions on passengers from China even as the Asian nation continues to battle a new surge…
[ad_1] Ghana is set to begin requiring passengers arriving from China to provide negative COVID test results before they enter the country. According to a statement by the Ghana Airports Company Limited, from January 6, all travellers arriving Ghana from China must show evidence of being negative for COVID. Fully vaccinated travellers arriving from other…
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[ad_1] The Delta police command says the killing of Uyi Iluobe, a medical doctor in the state, was carried out by suspected cultists. Iluobe was said to have been killed on Saturday by aggrieved relatives of a patient who died from a gunshot wound at Olive Clinic, Oghara. Speaking with TheCable on Tuesday, Bright Edafe,…
[ad_1] Sharon Osaji A committee in Tudun Wada Local Government Area in Kano State has revealed that it has discovered 130 hospitals and pharmacies run by quack doctors, some of which are Senior Secondary School Certificate Examination holders. The committee set up by the Local Government Chairman, Alhaji Tijjani Matata, also said it discovered during…
[ad_1] From Juliana Taiwo-Obalonye, Abuja President Muhammadu Buhari has approved the deployment of advance technology to tackle insecurity in the southeast. Governor of Imo State, Hope Uzodinma made the disclosure to State House Correspondents after a meeting with the president at the presidential villa, Abuja on Tuesday. He said he had come to see Buhari to…
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