Ebola: Ghana bans all flights from Nigeria, others

►Following the death of a Liberian victim of the deadly Ebola virus in the country, Ghana has banned flights from Nigeria and other West African countries, according to allafrica.com.

►The Managing Director, Ghana Airport Company, Charles Asare, said it was part of elaborate emergency measures the authorities were implementing to prevent the virus from spreading into the West African country.

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Vacancy - West African College of Physicians Is Currently Accepting CVs

Employer: West African College of Physicians

Job Position: Senior Administrative Officer (Examination)
Job Reference: Conhess 09
Location: Lagos

Our Client:
The West African College of Physicians (The College) was formally inaugurated in Lagos, Nigeria,

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REVEALED: Why Nigeria's 1479 illegal borders may spread virus

There are fresh fears that porous Nigerian land borders may thwart the Federal Government’s efforts to check the spread of the deadly Ebola virus in the country.

Chat212’s investigations revealed that the porosity of Nigerian land borders exposed the country to the risk of the deadly disease.

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Vacancy - Technical Officers Needed

Career @ Malaria Consortium Nigeria

The Company:
Malaria Consortium (MC) recently received a grant with focus on bringing Seasonal Malaria

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Investigation reveals Nigerians spend N1.8bn on sports betting daily

►About 60 million Nigerians between 18 and 40 years of age may be spending up to N1.8 billion on sports betting daily, investigation by the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reveals.
►The investigation showed that they commit on the average N3,000 on sports betting daily.

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Obama Declares Nigeria As World's Next Major Economic Success Story

President Barack Obama, whose election in 2008 as the first black American president sparked huge expectations in Africa, will at last hold a summit next week for the continent’s leaders.
Invitations were sent to 50 heads of state and government for talks that seem designed as a counterweight to China’s decade-long surge in investment and trade with Africa.

American officials said all the countries invited to send delegations will do so, most of them headed by presidents but some by vice presidents, prime ministers or foreign ministers.

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