Nigeria yesterday recorded the fifth death in the Ebola outbreak.
The announcement of the death of Dr. Stella Shade Aneyo Adadevoh, the senior consultant physician who treated the late American-Liberian Ebola patient Patrick Sawyer, sent her family members and colleagues into mourning.
She was among the last surviving three patients who contracted the virus after having
In bizarre news, a New York woman by the name of Tina Seales has filed a maternity suit against hip hop power couple Jay Z and Beyoncé.
According to the Daily Mail, Tina is alleging to be Blue Ivy’s real mother. In court documents, she claims that she was “previously associated” with the Carters. She is requesting that the courts “verify whether she is the biological mother.”
As if that isn’t strange enough, Tina also filed a suit in the past claiming to be the mother of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West’s daughter, North West, Michael Jackson’s three children and the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s son, Prince George. Of course, her latest suit against the Carters attracted a bit more attention than the others. For years, there have been rumors that Beyoncé’s pregnancy was a big front to cover up
Tears flowed freely as people beheld the pathetic sight of a middle-aged nursing mother whose three-month old baby was thrown into the bush while an eight-man gang of devilish souls raped her to a point of unconsciousness right in the presence of her husband.
The woman (names with held) who had bruises all over her body especially in the waist region could barely stand unaided when she was sighted at the headquarters of the Kogi State Police Command.
Sunnews gathered that the suspects waylaid the couple on their way to the village, and dispossessed the husband and wife of their cash and valuables at gunpoint. Then they took them in the family car to a nearby
The Sokoto state Police command has recovered and returned N15million which was stolen from an unidentified man by a 5-man armed robbery gang at the Ilela border market in Ilela LGA of Sokoto state on June 1st.
Parading the suspects with the money recovered at the Sokoto state Police command headquaters, DCP Douglas Agbonleni who spoke on behalf of the Sokoto State Commissioner of Police, Gambo Lawal, gave an insight on how the robbers were able to dislodge their victim of the money and how they were subsequently caught.
Fashola disclosed this during a series of meetings with religious leaders, chairmen and health workers of the 57 local councils in the state.
He said:
“We now have 10 persons in isolation that are receiving treatment. Eight of them have been confirmed positive for the Ebola Virus Disease. We are still waiting for the results of the remaining two persons.
"All of them are stable, which means that they are not deteriorating. Five of them have really improved. This means they are fighting back. It confirms that Ebola is not an automatic death sentence if we do the right thing at the right time”
The number of cases officially on record in Nigeria has now reached 10 after the virus was brought into Lagos by Liberian-American, Patrick Sawyer.
There was confusion at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos yesterday when a man slumped and died within the airport premises.
The deceased, identified as Akunne Osei, was waiting to collect his Yellow Card from Port Health officials when he lost his life.
He was said to be a resident of Accra who was heading ba
A statement as regards the event was issued by the General Manager, Corporate Communication, Federal Airport Authority of Nigeria, FAAN, Mr Yakubu Dati, who said:
