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Federal government urged to retend medicines on exclusive list
Stakeholders in the health sector have called on the federal government to retend Medicines on the Exclusive list, advising that it would be counter-productive and exceedingly damaging to Nigeria were medicines to be moved to the Concurrent List as is being advocated by some.
Researcher calls for increase in R&D funding in Nigeria
A world renowned cancer researcher, Professor Isa Marte Hussaini, has called for greater commitment on the part of the government to the funding of research and development in the country.
Pharmacy teachers get new curriculum soon – Adelusi-Adeluyi
A new curriculum for the pharmacy profession in the nation’s universities is in the offing, the President of Nigeria Academy of Pharmacy, Prince Julius Adelusi-Adeluyi, has said.
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Federal legislative aides protest unpaid allowances
The aides were positioned in the complex, at the lobby between both chambers of the National Assembly, as they sang solidarity songs and held up placards with inscriptions, “we are aides, not slaves.”
Niger: Abubakar Sani-Bello, three APC candidates oppose substitution of National Assembly list
The confusion over the list of the National Assembly candidates of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Niger State has not abated going by the statements from the Governor, Alhaji Abubakar Sani Bello, and the three senatorial candidates.
Senate resumes sitting, goes into executive session
Senate President Bukola Saraki in white flowing robe with black cap to match, was led into the Senate Chambers by the Sergeant-at-arms at about 11.02 am followed by the Deputy Senate President, Senator Ike Ekweremadu, and Senate Leader, Senator Ahmad Lawan.
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Donald Trump: America owes Brett Kavanaugh apology after Supreme Court battle
President Donald Trump said Monday he was apologizing on behalf of the whole country to his new conservative Supreme Court justice after one of the most contentious confirmation processes in US history.
World Food Day: Federal government organises sensitisation walk Tuesday
The Federal Government will, on Tuesday, organise a sensitisation walk as part of its activities to celebrate the 2018 World Food Day slated for October 16.
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TCN energises new 330/132 substation in Damaturu
The Transmission Company of Nigeria has energised a new 330/132KV substation in Damaturu, a statement from the company says.
Seriake Dickson: Leaders are not doing enough to unite Nigerians
The Governor of Bayelsa State, Mr Seriake Dickson, has taken a critical look at the state of affairs in the country, concluding that current leaders aren’t doing enough to unite the country.
Pompeo to discuss North Korea with Japan, China and South Korea
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has arrived in Japan as part of his three-day East Asia tour aiming to make progress on convincing North Korea to abandon its nuclear weapons.
Neymar sounds out Paul Pogba over potential Paris Saint-Germain move
Pogba publicly stated after his side’s Premier League opener against Leicester City back in August that he would be in trouble if he spoke up about his situation, hinting at a bad relationship with Mourinho, and things have gone from bad to worse ever since.
Ebonyi government commits to health, welfare of elderly, widows
The Ebonyi State government has pledged commitment to advance the medical well-being and welfare of septuagenarians, octogenarians, nonagenarians, widows and others in the state.