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Rotary Club 9142, led by Rtn: George Okonkwo has inspected the progress of work at Ndiakwu Otolo Health Center. He came in company of Rtn Dr Nonoso Epundu, and others, to ascertain the level of work so far recorded at the health center, based on their envisioned partnership with the community, to ensure rural health care delivery. Rtn George Okonkwo, said, they are hopeful, they will complete the work at the health center in 2 weeks time. He said the project is part of his community health development partnership, which rotary club is bringing to the community, so as to ensure rural health care delivery. Continuing, he said that when the health center is completed, that doctors will be resident at the health center to give care to the people, at  affordable rates, which is one basic thing, rotary wants to fulfil, primary health care centers giving care when needed. He stressed that they are not stopping at Ndiakwu Otolo health center, as there are plans to do more in other pla

It seems that the disease is being attacked worldwide.  Thanks to autopsies performed by the Italians ... it has been shown that it is not pneumonia ... but it is: disseminated intravascular coagulation (thrombosis).  Therefore, the way to fight it is with antibiotics, antivirals, anti-inflammatories and anticoagulants.  The protocols are being changed here since noon!  According to valuable information from Italian pathologists, ventilators and intensive care units were never needed.  If this is true for all cases, we are about to resolve it earlier than expected.  Important and new about Coranovirus:  Around the world, COVID-19 is being attacked wrongly due to a serious pathophysiological diagnosis error.  The impressive case of a Mexican family in the United States who claimed they were cured with a home remedy was documented:  three 500 mg aspirins dissolved in lemon juice boiled with honey, taken hot.  The next day they woke up as if nothing had happened to t

Senator Dr Patrick Ifeanyi Ubah has felicitated with Most Reverend Dr Peter Ebere Okpaleke on his installation as the first bishop of Ekwulobia Catholic Diocese. In a statement from his official Facebook platform, Senator Dr Patrick Ifeanyi Ubah said  "It is with gladness in my heart that I write to you today to congratulate you; Your Lordship, Most Reverend Dr. Peter Ebere Okpaleke on your installation as the pioneer Bishop of the Ekwulobia Catholic Diocese." He went on to state that "Your firm Christian belief in peace and unity amongst people for the betterment of life has endeared you to many, and has registered unprecedented success in the spiritual life of parishioners, as well as the humanitarian, educational and spiritual life of the Catholic community. In all circumstances, you have remained faithful to your calling, and have always gone beyond the call of duty for the wellbeing of the Catholic community" Senator Dr Patrick Ifeanyi Ubah went on to

The Senator representing Anambra Central Senatorial District, Senator Uche Ekwunife has called for increased investment in Science and Technology, Research and Development. She made the call while reacting to a motion at Senate plenary on Tuesday. Speaking on the motion seeking to review the national response to the Covid-19 pandemic, Ekwunife noted that investment in science and technology is critical in the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic. She emphasized that Nigeria has the best brains in the Science and Technology sector, and that with the right investment the sector can make products which can aid the nation's response to the pandemic. According to Senator Ekwunife, investment into Science, Technology, Innovation and Research sector value chain will reduce our capital flight from medical tourism to other countries, and enhance the nation's ability to respond to both present and future health challenges. She prayed the Senate to take steps towards providing

BROADCAST TO IMO PEOPLE ON 100 DAYS IN OFFICE BY THE GOVERNOR OF IMO STATE. My beloved NDIMO, I am indeed glad to address you on this auspicious occasion of the 100 days of my administration.  As you will recall, about 100 days ago, precisely on January 15th this year, I was sworn in as the duly elected Governor of our beloved Imo State. This was sequel to the landmark judgement of the Supreme Court the previous day, which restored the mandate the good people of Imo State freely gave me on March 9th 2019, as your duly elected Governor. However, the circumstances of this historic victory did not avail me the luxury of a transition period, which most governors- elect have the privilege of using as a preparatory phase to actual governance. I assumed office less than 24 hours after my final victory and still hit the ground running. The situation was not helped by the sorry state of affairs I inherited. There was no handover note from the previous government to mine. This left me w

From Agunwa Emeka Nzeribe Making a swipe of new ideas and innovations has become both trendy and fashionable in our contemporary society. Our people, generally it seems, do not have the patience of giving government policies hitherto unknown to them the benefits of doubt. Understandably therefore, when the Executive Governor of Imo State Distinguished Senator Hope Uzodimma created the Ministry of Livestock Development, a good number of the state population misconstrued the idea. The avalanche of criticisms nonetheless, the governor, as a deep thinker with a penchant to read the future with flawless accuracy, also as an astute  administrator whose only  interest is to liberate the state from the stranglehold of crude oil and federal allocation as its only source of income, had gone ahead, as a follow up, to appoint a quintessential homegrown farmer for the novel Ministry. The new Commissioner,  mandated with the  onerous task of rediscovering, reviving and rehabilitating  the ail