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FG Begins Electricity Subsidy for Public Hospitals 

Doctors At Work The Federal Government of Nigeria has started providing electricity subsidies for public hospitals across the country. This move is part of efforts to reduce the cost of operations for hospitals and lessen the financial burden on patients.  50% Subsidy for Public Hospitals  In August, the government approved a 50% subsidy on electricity […]

NAFDAC Boss Warns Against Fake and Counterfeit Drugs 

Nafdac DG, Prof. Mojisola Adeyeye The Director General of the National Agency for Food and Drugs Administration and Control (NAFDAC), Prof. Mojisola Adeyeye, has raised an alarm about the high level of fake, substandard, and counterfeit drugs circulating in Nigeria. Speaking at a sensitisation programme in Ibadan, Oyo State, she expressed deep concern over the […]

Improving Conditions for Healthcare Workers in Nigeria 

Doctors At Work The Vice Chancellor of Elizade University, Prof. Kayode Ijadunola, has urged both federal and state governments to create better working conditions for doctors and other health workers. His remarks came during the induction of 23 new professional nurses into the Nurses and Midwifery Council of Nigeria on Wednesday. He expressed concern about […]

BUA Foods Expands to Boost Nigeria’s Food Security 

Chairman BUA Group, Abdul-Samad Rabiu BUA Foods Plc has announced plans to expand its pasta production facility by partnering with FAVA, an Italian company known for making pasta equipment. This move aims to enhance food security in Nigeria.  Increasing Production Capacity Chairman of BUA Foods, Abdul Samad Rabiu, shared that the expansion is part of their […]

APM Terminals Expands Barge Capacity for Non-Oil Exports 

APM Terminals APM Terminals Apapa has increased its capacity to handle more non-oil exports by expanding its barge lanes. This development was announced during the company’s second Exporters Forum held in Lagos. The expansion aims to support exporters and improve the terminal’s export processes.  Feedback Leads to Improvements  Caroline Aubert-Adewuyi, Chief