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The University of Ibadan College Hospital has been disconnected from the national grid over an outstanding N400 million debt. The Ibadan Electricity Distribution Company said the disconnection became unavoidable following the failure of UCH to pay the debt. Speaking with our correspondent, the spokesperson of IBEDC, Busolami Tunwase, said the university did not fulfil its
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Energy has become unaffordable to average Nigerians who now seek other unhealthy means to cope with life exigencies, even as the government insists on subsidy removal, writes DARE OLAWIN Since President Bola Tinubu’s administration came on board in May 2023, the cost of energy has been on the rise, leaving many vulnerable Nigerians in energy
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Energy has become unaffordable to average Nigerians who now seek other unhealthy means to cope with life exigencies, even as the government insists on subsidy removal, writes DARE OLAWIN Since President Bola Tinubu’s administration came on board in May 2023, the cost of energy has been on the rise, leaving many vulnerable Nigerians in energy
In remote parts of Nigeria, the lack of essential healthcare services can be deadly. I saw this firsthand as a physician when a young mother lost her infant to a preventable infection because the nearest clinic, situated over 20 kilometers away, was poorly equipped and lacked both necessary medications and trained staff. This tragedy is
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In remote parts of Nigeria, the lack of essential healthcare services can be deadly. I saw this firsthand as a physician when a young mother lost her infant to a preventable infection because the nearest clinic, situated over 20 kilometers away, was poorly equipped and lacked both necessary medications and trained staff. This tragedy is
The Academic Staff Union of Universities has urged the Federal Government to fulfil its promise to remove its members from…
