[ad_1] The National Agency for Food and Drugs Administration and Control Sunday warned users/consumers against the use of PrimeZen Black 6000mg, a male performance enhancement capsule, recalled from the market. NAFDAC Director-General, Mojisola Adeyeye, in a statement, said Volt Candy was voluntarily recalling the one lot of PrimeZen Black 6000mg capsule alongside its 2000mg due…
[ad_1] Prices triple in Lagos, FCT, Kano, Rivers, Enugu, others Housewives resort to paste, dried varieties Farmers blame pest attacks, production costs From Hussein Yahaya (Kwara), Mumini Abdulkareem (Ilorin), Zahraddeen Y. Shuaibu (Kano) & Hope A. Emmanuel (Makurdi) Many households and restaurants across the country are now resorting to tomato pastes and other…
By Kazeem Akolawole The federal government has said it has evacuated 15 batches of 2518 Nigerians from the crisis raided Sudan as the last batch landed in the country on Saturday night. the 15 batches of 147 nationals who were evacuated from Port Sudan International Airport arrived at the Nnamdi Azikwe International Airport around 8:…
[ad_1] The Federal Government says it spends N1 million annually to cater for each of the inmates at the custodial facilities in the country. Sola Fasure, the Media Adviser to the Minister of Interior, Rauf Aregbesola, made this known in a statement on Saturday in Abuja. According to the statement, the minister said this while…
By Juliet Jacob 12 Norther states have been advised by the Nigerian Meteorological Agency to stay indoors during the first half of May 2023 due to thunderstorms and flooding. The information was made public on Friday by the Public Relations General Manager, Mr. Muntari Ibrahim, in a statement retracted by Africa Health Report, AHR, on Saturday. The twelve states, in agency’s estimation, are Nasarawa, Gombe, Taraba, Borno, Jigawa, Plateau, Bauchi, Kano, Adamawa, (FCT) Abuja, the North Central, as well as Yobe in the Northeast, and Kaduna, Katsina, the North Region of the Country, claiming that the first part of May 2023’s rains might result in flooding. He said: “The thunderstorm cells currently are observed over Borno, Bauchi, Taraba, Gombe, and Kano states, there are expected to last for about two six hours of heavy rainfalls and in areas where Thunderstorms were expected, strong winds might precede the rain. “These may bring down some weak buildings, trees and electric poles and block the roads in the states affect, he urged residents living in those areas to be watchful and remain in–doors, during heavy rainfalls. In those locations, he advised locals to exercise caution and stay indoors during severe downpours.
[ad_1] The District Governor of Rotary International for District 9125, Rotn Dr Goddy Nnadi, has said the organization would do its best to promote peace in the country. Dr Nnadi said this at the 14th District Conference by Rotary District 9125 and Rotaract District 9125 in Abuja on Friday. Nnadi, who said they were in…
[ad_1] The District Governor of Rotary International for District 9125, Rotn Dr Goddy Nnadi, has said the organization would do its best to promote peace in the country. Dr Nnadi said this at the 14th District Conference by Rotary District 9125 and Rotaract District 9125 in Abuja on Friday. Nnadi, who said they were in…
[ad_1] A 17-year-old Senior Secondary School (SSS2) of Nigerian Tulip International College (NTIC), Oghenerukevwe Patrick Esemitodje is to represent Nigeria at this year’s Pan African Mathematics Olympiad, (PAMO) and International Mathematics Olympiad (IMO). The two events are scheduled to take place in May and July 2023 respectively. The Managing Director NTIC, Feyzullah Bilgin, who disclosed…
By Juliet Jacob Ochenje The Nigerian Police Force (NPF) in collaboration with the international criminal police organisation (INTERPOL)has arrested 11 suspects over alleged money laundering and cybercrime. In a statement jointly issued by INTERPOL spokesperson, AIG Garba Umar obtained by the Africa Health Report, AHR, some of the suspects were named John Chibuzor, 28-year-old,…
[ad_1] The President of the National Council of Women Societies, Hajiya Adamu Lau, has called on Nigerian women to be digitally educated. She emphasized that as the world is gradually revolving around technology, women must be carried along for the betterment of their lives and that of their families at large. She made this call…
