The hospital which was established in 1925 as Braithwaite Memorial Hospital, named after Eldred Curwen Braithwaite, a British doctor and a pioneer of surgery, originally, served as a medical facility for senior civil servants. It later became a General Hospital and has since gained status as a “Specialist Health Institution. …
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Kogi State University Resumes On 14 September 2020, Students To Wear Face Masks
Following the directive of the executive governor of Kogi state Alhaji Adoza Yahaya Bello which was given last week that all schools should resume. The state institution Prince Abubakar Audu University which was formerly known as Kogi state university has concluded to resume all activities after a meeting held with …
Read More »How Gana Stopped Convoy, Switched Cars Before His Arrest And Death
How Gana stopped convoy, switched cars before arrest, killing by soldiers – Eyewitnesses More facts have emerged that Benue State’s most wanted criminal, Terwase Akwaza, aka Gana, might have had a premonition of his death as he swapped cars in the government convoy that was taking him and other repentant …
Read More »Mechanic Loses Customer’s Car During Sex Romp At A Brothel In Lafia, Nasarawa
A mechanic in Lafia, Nasarawa State, John Simon, has got more than he bargained for as a customer’s car he drove to a brothel in the New Nyanya area of the state was stolen. City Round learnt that Simon was in the middle of an overnight romp with a sex …
Read More »PDP Reps Sue Malami, Mohammed, NBC Over New Broadcasting Code
Members of the Peoples Democratic Party caucus in the House of Representatives have sued the Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami, SAN; Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed; and the National Broadcasting Commission over the 6th National Broadcast Code recently released by the National …
Read More »Why Buhari Released N2.3 Trillion Stimulus Package To Nigerians For COVID-19
Vice President, Prof Yemi Osinbajo, has revealed that the Federal Government’s N2.3 trillion stimulus package was designed to mitigate the shock, tackle the vulnerabilities, create and protect jobs, as well as rescue businesses and reposition the economy. The Vice President stated this in his keynote at the 61st annual conference …
Read More »COVID-19: Cash-strapped Tenants Face Ejection
May Worsen Tenant-Landlord Relationship • Property To Remain Unoccupied Longer • Experts Propose Monthly Rent Payment • Say Pandemic Doesn’t Stop Impending Eviction Of Any Tenant There are strong indications that next year might not be rosy for many tenants in Nigeria, as the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic begins …
Read More »Ikpeazu Visits Family Of Man Shot Dead By NSCDC Officer In Abia (Photos)
Assures That Justice Will Be Served …Provides Succor To The Deceased’s Family Governor Okezie Ikpeazu on Friday evening, visited Umuokpo Village, Obingwa LGA to commiserate with the family of Late Onyedikachi Nwogu who was allegedly shot dead at close range by an Officer of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence …
Read More »433,000 Nigerians, Businesses To Get N50,000, N30,000 Each – FG
Tola Johnson, Special Assistant to President Muhammadu Buhari on Micro Small and Medium and Medium Enterprises(MSMEs), says 100,000 small businesses will get N50,000 each. Newsextra24 reports that the gesture is part of COVID-19 economic stimulus. The presidential aide made the announcement at the inauguration of the Implementation of Survival Fund …
Read More »Angry ‘Farmer’ Threatens To ‘Shoot’ Buhari
An unidentified man in a Twitter video has threatened to “shoot” President Muhammadu Buhari. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y9v8ihGtLuc The 26-second video was uploaded on the micro-blogging site on Friday by a Twitter user @RomanusEke1 who wrote, “Mr President, this hardworking farmer has a message”. “You must take note,” the ‘farmer’ said in his message to Mr Buhari. …
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