UNIBEN VC resumes after 90-day sick leave

►The Vice Chancellor of University of Benin, UNIBEN, Professor Osayuki Oshodin, has resumed work.
►The Vice-Chancellor was flown to London two months ago over ailment allegedly connected to food poisoning.

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Okada ban in Ika N-East ‘ll render 2,000 jobless— Monarchs

THE proposed ban of commercial motorcycles, popularly called Okada, in Ika North-East Local Government Area of Delta State with effect from September, in addition to other areas where the ban is operational has generated a lot of concern.

Royal fathers in the area, led by Obi of Owa Kingdom, HRM Emmanuel Efeizomor, have sent an SOS to Governor Emmanuel Uduaghan on the matter.

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Ebola Latest: 3 new cases dectected as 4 more victims are discharged

►IT was a case of mixed fortunes for the nation, yesterday, in the management of the Ebola Virus Disease as three fresh cases were discovered, while four of those earlier admitted at the isolation centre in Lagos were discharged.

►Lagos State Health Commissioner, Dr. Jide Idris, who confirmed the emergence of three new cases, remarked: “As at yesterday, (Sunday), we had three new suspected cases. One of them is a blood sample from Kaduna State, while the two others are from Lagos and they are primary contacts. A reason for this was that they do not have the laboratory to test for the virus.

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Ebola: Bush Meat Sellers Protest Over Low Patronage In Oyo

SCORES of bush meat  sellers, yesterday, marched to Governor Abiola Ajimobi’s office at the Oyo State Secretariat, Ibadan, complaining of low patronage due to the outbreak of Ebola disease.

The women under the aegis of Bushmeat Sellers Association lamented that since the announcement that the deadly disease could be caused by eating bush meat, spell had been cast on their sales.

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