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Anambra Launches Digital ID Jackets for Park Workers, Begins Commercial Vehicle Profiling

By Our Reporter The Anambra State Government has launched digitally identifiable, Ministry of Transport-approved reflective jackets for authorised motor park workers and commenced the pilot phase of a commercial vehicle numbering and digital profiling programme aimed at strengthening security, improving accountability and restoring order in the state’s transportation sector. The two initiatives were unveiled on…

Mining: Ebonyi Govt Warns Against Mismanagement of Community Development Funds

From Nabob Ogbonna, Abakaliki The Ebonyi State Government has warned host mining communities against the diversion and mismanagement of funds earmarked for community development and the empowerment of indigenes in areas where mining activities are taking place. The warning followed the government’s observation of alleged sharp practices in the implementation of social responsibility obligations by…

Shanahan University VC Obielosi Meets Teaching Hospital Management to Strengthen Synergy

By Polycarp Ifeanyi The management of Shanahan University, Onitsha, Anambra State, led by its new Acting Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Dominic Obielosi, has held a strategic meeting with the management of St. Charles Borromeo Shanahan University Teaching Hospital, the College of Medicine and the College of Nursing Sciences to strengthen collaboration and chart a course for the…

COOUTH CMD, 15 Brigade Commander Strengthen Ties to Improve Military Healthcare

The Chief Medical Director of Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University Teaching Hospital (COOUTH), Amaku, Awka, Dr. Maureen Uche Umeakuewulu, has reaffirmed the hospital’s commitment to strengthening its partnership with the Nigerian Army to improve access to medical care for military personnel. Dr. Umeakuewulu gave the assurance on Thursday when she received the Commander of the 15…

Eye Care Must Go Beyond Blindness Prevention, Says Health Advocate

Dr. Kiema Ogunlana By Prosper Okoye Efforts to prevent vision loss must be matched by increased support for people already living with visual impairment, including improved access to healthcare, education, employment and other social opportunities, a Nigerian health advocate has said. Dr. Kiema Ogunlana, Programme Director of Daisy Oak Foundation, made the call during a…

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