Spanish priest infected with Ebola to receive experimental treatment

►A Spanish priest infected with Ebola will be treated with an experimental drug that has been used on two Americans infected with the deadly virus, the government said.

►The drug called ZMapp arrived at Madrid’s La Paz-Carlos III hospital where the 75-year-old missionary was being treated in isolation, the health ministry said in a statement late on Saturday.

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Vacancy - Sales Manager - Building Materials Needed

Employer: Emel Group

Our Client:
Emel Group - Our clients are leading business conglomerates with a major presence across diverse

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Why Aregbesola won comfortably

IT is no longer news that Governor Rauf Aregbesola of the All Progressives Congress (APC) comfortably beat Senator Iyiola Omisore of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to retain his seat for another 48 months in power in weekend’s Osun State polls. What perhaps is news is the avalanche of reasons for Aregbesola’s convincing victory.

The reasons include: Aregbesola’s modest performance in the last four years; mismanagement of crisis in the PDP and failure to pacify aggrieved leaders like former governors Isiaka Adeleke and Olagunsoye Oyinlola, who had to defect to the APC; failure of the PDP to make capital out of the

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Vacancy - ICSS Lead Engineer Needed At AOS Orwell

Career @ AOS Orwell(Oil & Gas)

The Company:
AOS Orwell, an integrated indigenous oilfield services company in Nigeria offering well construction

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Six suspected kidnappers paraded by DSS in Ebonyi

SIX persons suspected to be kidnappers were, weekend, paraded by the Department of State Services, DSS, Ebonyi State Command.

The suspected kidnappers were those who allegedly abducted and killed former Coordinator of Okposi Development Centre in Ohaozara Local Government Area, Mr. Ihebunandu Okorie, in March.

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Wives, children stop military trucks conveying soldiers to fight Boko Haram

►Hundreds of women and children weekend forcefully stopped military trucks from conveying their husbands and fathers to the Boko Haram-seized Gwoza by locking the exit gates of a barracks in Borno State, demanding quality fighting equipment for the soldiers.

►Scores of soldiers have been killed by Boko Haram in Borno State in the last few months, and many blame the inferior weapons Nigerian troops are equipped with to fight brutal insurgents.

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