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Cleopatra Okohai

Brain Drain: 2,000 Doctors left Nigeria 2022 – NARD

The President of the Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors, Dr. Orji Innocent, raised the alarm over the huge number of members of the association moving out of the country for greener pastures, saying that the association has lost over 2,000 members in the last two years.

Experts differ on proposed Lagos General Hospitals upgrade

Experts in health have expressed mixed reactions over the proposed plan by the Lagos State Assembly to upgrade five general hospitals to the tertiary level, saying the plan is a misplaced priority.

Health Insurance compulsory for everyone, LASG tells Residents

The Lagos State government has said that health insurance is compulsory for all residents of the state regardless of their socio-economic status.

Living condition of Nigerian Professors encouraging Brain Drain – Doctor

A medical doctor and Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of Save a Life Group, Dr. Richard Okoye, has said the condition of professors, especially in the health sector, has increased the number of younger doctors traveling abroad for a better deal.

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Weekend Football Review: Arsenal Stunned, Brobbey Hat-Trick Wasted As Barcelona Stay Perfect

The final weekend before the international break was full of drama in England and Spain. Arsenal's perfect start ended, Manchester City survived an eight-goal thriller, Tottenham's dreadful start got worse, and Manchester United needed a late deflection to escape Craven Cottage. In Spain, Atlético Madrid won the...

Trump Bans CNN, MSNBC And Politico From The White House

President Trump announced on September 18, 2026, that he is banning CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from the White House “effective immediately,” citing their coverage as “FAKE NEWS,” “FICTION and LIES.”​ Trump posted the announcement on Truth Social, stating the ban was due to the outlets’ “constant ‘reporting’...

Ikeja Electric meter refund: Who qualifies and how customers will receive their money

Customers of Ikeja Electric who previously paid for prepaid meters under the Meter Asset Provider, MAP, scheme may now be eligible to receive refunds. The electricity distribution company has started returning meter payments to qualifying customers through credits applied to their electricity vending transactions. For customers who paid for...