Military didn’t rig for us — PDP

Ekiti State  chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, has dismissed allegation by All Progressives Congress, APC, that the Federal Government deployed the military to the state during the June 21 governorship election to assist it in rigging the election in favour of its candidate, Mr. Ayo Fayose.

The party equally decried a statement credited to the state chairman of APC, Chief Jide Awe that APC was used as a guinea pig by the PDP-led Federal Government to ensure victory for  Fayose in the election.

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I never mentioned name of doctor cured of Ebola – Health Minister

The Minister of Health, Prof. Onyebuchi Chukwu on Sunday in Abuja said he never mentioned Dr Adadevor as the female doctor who was treated and discharged of Ebola virus as reported by some sections of the media.

The minister reaction is contained in a statement issued by his Special Assistant on Media and Communication, Mr Dan Nwomeh.

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Vacancy - Java Developer Needed At TechFuture Ltd

Career @ TechFuture Limited

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TechFuture is an African based value added services and consulting company providing a portfolio of

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Vacancy - Graduate Customer Service Agent Needed

Career @ Jumia Nigeria

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Jumia is Nigeria's number one online shopping destination where you can shop the widest selection

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Deductions from police personnel salaries not mismanage — IGP

► The Acting Inspector-General of Police, Mr Suleiman Abba, said, weekend, that deductions from personnel of the force’s salaries into the Police Mortgage Bank Plc were not being mismanaged.
Abba offered the explanation shortly after presenting the bank’s “Share Certificates” to some personnel of the force in Abuja.

► He said: “Nobody is tampering with the deductions; some say it was fraudulent, so many, many things. I urge every personnel to exhibit the spirit of discipline and loyalty to the force. It (mortgage bank) is a worthwhile venture.

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Liberia gives experimental Ebola drug to 3 African doctors

Health care workers in Liberia have administered three doses of the rare, experimental drug ZMapp to three doctors suffering from Ebola, two medical workers in Monrovia told Reuters.

Liberia, the West African country with the highest death toll from the tropical virus at 413, received three doses of the rare serum in a special consignment last week.

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