Ebola: Health Status Of Adadevoh's Sister Not Clear

►THERE was  controversy last night over the health status of a sister to the late Dr. Ameyo Stella Adadevoh, following reports that she might have tested positive to Ebola Virus Disease.

►While reports in the social media said she tested positive and corroborated by a family source, Chat212, however, gathered from other sources that although she was tested for the virus due to her serious contact with the late doctor, the result came out negative.

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Vacancy - CSO Specialist Needed

Career @ RTI International

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RTI International is one of the world's leading research institutes, dedicated to improving the human

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Job Offer @ UNESCO Nigeria Recruiting...

Career At UNESCO Nigeria

Vacancy - Programme Specialist (Culture)
Post Number: 6NGCLT0002RP
Location: Abuja

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The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) is committed to

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Car bomb kills 10 at busy Baghdad intersection

A car bomb ripped through a crowded Baghdad intersection during morning rush hour on Tuesday, killing 10 people, Iraqi security officials said.

The blast in the Baghdad Jadida area in the east of the city also wounded 33 people.
Militants in Iraq frequently target crowded areas, including cafes, markets and mosques, in an effort

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Court stops FG from sacking resident doctors

►National Industrial Court, NIC, yesterday in Lagos,  restrained the Federal Government through the Chief Medical Directors of 37 medical institutions across the country from terminating the appointment of the resident doctors.

►President of the court, Justice Babatunde Adejumon, gave the order, while ruling on a Motion on Notice filed by the Registered Trustee of the Nigeria Medical Association, NMA, against the Attorney General of the Federation, the Minister of Health and 37 Chief Medical Directors of University

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B'Haram - Nigerian Troops Flee Rampaging Boko Haram fighters

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►Hundreds of troops in Gamboru Ngala and Banki towns reportedly fled their duty posts  into Cameroon, yesterday, after they ran short of ammunition in their encounter with Boko Haram terrorists who stormed the two communities with sophisticated weapons in search of security operatives.

►The Defence Headquarters, however, clarified immediately that the 480 Nigerian soldiers found on Cameroonian soil actually pursued fleeing Boko Haram terrorists past international boundaries of both countries against international law, hence they needed to surrender to Cameroonian authorities as required by law to show they were not on a hostile mission.

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